2 years ago

In the phrase, “no child stirs under my withering heart” what is the explicit meaning?

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It's C. Because "withering heart" refers to a heart that cannot love, and the "child stirs" part refers to the child being alive and being born.

Mnenie [13.5K]2 years ago

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The answer is C because she is sayiong that she has a withering heart which means she is sad so must be cuz she wants a kid because she talks about a child.

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