<span>A conclusion is the last part of something, its end or result. </span>
I would say that the first stanza reveals the theme that romantic notions shape one's youth.
The narrator is saying how what he felt in his youth shaped his young life - he is saying that romance "taught me my alphabet to say," meaning that it helped him learn about life. In the next stanza, he is trying to say that when we are older, we often remember these moments with fondness.
Answer:
the two middle pages of a magazine, often taken up by a single illustration or feature
Explanation:
The mood of the poem, I don't know because I don't know what the poem is. But, you can find the poem by reading it. If it is like this:
The world is covered in pitch black.
And as I walk, I don't look back,
I'll never return, I'll go on my own.
The world is covered in pitch black.
It seems like a somber and quiet poem. But if it's like this:
We jump up and down ready to go
See our new gift, see our new toy.
We arrive, and I scream with joy.
At our new gift, at our new toy.
Its more like a happy and cheerful poem. Hope this helps!
AYE SIR!
The answer is B, "A brown cow, a green pasture, and a dirt road.
