Answer:
D
Explanation:
The lyrical effect really comes from rhythm and a sing-song kinda flow. We know the prose poem doesn't follow the standards for a real poem. It's more like a book. So D makes the most sense!
I think D? I may be wrong though
The connotative meaning of the word "heart" is passion. Unlike denotative meaning, which is the literal meaning of a word as defined in a dictionary, connotative meaning is the meaning that depends on the emotional context. So, a heart has one connotation when we speak about a surgery, and a totally different connotation when we talk about a broken heart, for example.
In this poem, the speaker tells us how "they" coerce a man to give all of his being to the political cause that he might or might not believe in. In the aforementioned line, the man has to give his breast, heart, and shoulders - his soul, passion, and strength, therefore everything he has, as if it were a commodity.
I am 100% sure about this.
My dear Alex,
You will be glad to know that my brother’s marriage is taking place on 25th Nov. My brother has asked me to invite you.
So you are cordially invited to attend the marriage. You are requested to come two or three days before the marriage to help us in preparations.
Please convey my best regards to your parents and love to Youngers.
Yours sincerely,
Sarah