Read the poem entitled "The Poison Tree" by William Blake
What is the subject of this poem?
The answer is
the danger of suppressed anger
The Anglo-Saxon sense of home was very strong because of their religious beliefs and their farming practices. Anglo-Saxons were pagans and they worshipped many gods as well as inanimate objects. Their rituals required going to their homes and spending time with family. Their farming practices also involved the sharing of oxen to plow the lands of all the people living in neighboring farmlands.
Wordsworth poetry of the (early) period is his best known
Answer:
Where was the first of all the runners
Explanation:
I'm not sure, but I do know you don't use "the most first" in sentences
