Answer:
Each stanza compares wind, water, and stone to the powers of the other to see which is the most powerful and which ability can overcome the most. Overall the poem is about how nature has effects on everything. The poem states that wind changes the water but stone can move water and wind can be in water.
Humanists believe that "<span>C. life on earth is important in its own right." This idea came about primarily because Humanists were disillusioned with the idea that all of man's efforts had to be focussed on the afterlife and not the present. </span>
Answer:
B
Explanation:
BY rejecting the formal structures of writing a piece =)
