The stanzas are regular and the rhyme scheme is almost regular. I guess it reinforces the change in seasons. The lines also stay around the same length.

Because the stanzas are regular, it makes every day in the poem seem both incessant and different at the same time. It makes the reader feel quite uncomfortable actually.

This is my own interpretation of the poem, but I hope it helps or inspires you.

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2 years ago

Compliment:

Shalnov [3]

Answer:

complement

1.(noun) something that completes, makes up a whole

Explanation:

other answers are incorrect

1, nothing is being admired

2, nothing is being praised

3, the sentence is not being used where the word compliment would be a verb

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3 years ago

Anyone want to do this?

dexar [7]

Answer:

i think i might be able to help you answer your question

Explanation:

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2 years ago

When concluding his speech, Martin says, “And so, I want to encourage each of you to donate the $500 it will take to build a wel

dedylja [7]

The problem with Martin's request is that he is asking for too large an action.

<h3>What is a Conclusion?</h3>

This refers to the final statement that is used to close a narration or text after the analysis of other sources.

Hence, we can see that few people would be willing to donate such a large sum of money, based on a single speech. Martin can adjust his request; perhaps asking for a smaller donation or for members of the audience.