I'm not quite sure what kind of poem you are looking for but I hope this helps:
Running
Running for my life
Hiding
I hide from the hunter
Or the last place I'll be
Is six feet under
Just like all the others
But then I would lose
Lose the game
The Most Dangerous Game
Of man hunting man
Instincts
My instincts are quick
A trap meant for me
Is the last thing his dog sees
The waves engulf me
But not for long
I swim around to a new shore
And don't bother knocking at his door
By means of challenge
I struggle and win
My name is Rainsford
And I beat Zaroff at his own game
The Most Dangerous Game
The answer is D. We can conclude that the answer is not A because seconds after, the deer becomes scared after noticing the cameraman and leaves. The answer could not have been C, as it has nothing to do with the wind. B also is not likely the answer because the fact that the deer continued to eat moss on the ground shouldn't have anything to do with the wind ruining the cameraman's shot.....;)
An omen suggesting a tragic end to the battle
These are the correct answers:
1. comforting
2. They give examples from their own lives.
3. Most teachers lose sight of what is best for their students.
4. life
5. proficient speakers of English.
6. The sounds of English have become too familiar to him.
7. their resentment toward their fathers for bad decisions that they made.
8. wondering about the choices she has made and how they have affected her child.
9. give the reader a sense of a sailor’s relationship to water.
10. to help readers understand the speaker’s wistful desire for liberty.
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