Well if your "question" is who said that, the answer is:
Charles R. Swindoll
Penelope and Odysseus are both indeed tough.
<span>Penelope constantly is a positive thinker and
still not losing hope. She always has faith that Odysseus will return back to
her. On the other hand, Odysseus thinks the same way that he will return home soon.</span>
Decomposers give back the nutrients from dead organisms, back into the soil.
Example: Earthworm, bacteria, fungi.
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She can mourn something from so long ago because it is someone that has been with her ever since she was born, she was the one who was right beside her at all times. She always stayed with her no matter what happened. She was the one and only person she could TRULY trust. She is someone that she can’t forget. That is why she mourns her mothers dead.
In "Odes to the Seasons," William Blake uses personification to <span>C. bring the natural world to life to show its effect on people and the world in which they live.
Personification is a figure of speech in which something non-human is given human characteristics. So in this poem, Blake is bringing nature to life, giving it the qualities that only humans can possess in order to portray what impact the natural world may have on humans.
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