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I would describe the taking of a twenty minute bath during a drought extremely obtuse and unintelligent, during a drought you'd want to save water, not waste it taking excessively long baths.
<em>"The Road Not Taken"</em> poem, written by Robert Frots(1864-1963), tries to describe the moment an individual needs to make a decision and he has a disjunctive.
The metaphor he uses in "<em>...And looked down one as far as I could...</em>", implies that no decision is the appropriate one because nobody can assure you the results once the decision is taken.
Change is constant in life. And with change comes uncertainty. Every decision we must make is a risky one. A person must show composure when he or she needs to decide among two or more options.
On the part of <em>"Then took the other one, as just as fair..."</em>, we can see that one or the other, the option we take has its advantages or disadvantages. The element of uncertainty is always present. That is why we need to always be prepared and trust in ourselves.
Robert Frost was a four-time Pulitzer Prize winner in poetry.
Answer:
"fine rosettes of lime", "with tiny white sea-lice", and "while his gills were breathing in"
Explanation:
I took the test and got them correct
Me personally, I think that your correct answer would be "<span>Laugh, and the doors will open." I think this would be the answer because the author </span>allows the reader to empathize with Persephone.
~Jurgen
