The line “the cherry hung with snow” actually
depicts the comparison of spring and winter. <span>This results
from interpreting “snow” in the last line to be a metaphor for the cherry blossoms. Although the interpretation is not impossible,
the poem’s realization is greater if “snow” is meant
literally. Thus, the speaker or author solves a<span> problem: rather than having to look at
the cherry wearing white fifty more times, he doubles his opportunities.</span></span>
It would be A. Because its physical
Answer:
Croe ugye girs jeds oni huake
I think compound because there were no dependent/independent clauses.
