The theme of "When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be" is that the idea of being alone and without love can be scary, but people should not let it consume them. In the beginning of the poem, the speaker discusses how he or she could be entirely consumed by his or her fears. The speaker goes on to give examples of experiencing things that are beautiful or romantic, and fearing that he or she will never find a love to experience them with. The poem concludes on a lighter note, as the speaker reflects, and realizes that love and fame are not the most important things in life.
B. The verb or verb phrase, plus any modifiers and complements
The answer is D. They keep the same form no matter what tense is used.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
In a bid to promotes and protect national culture, propaganda can be utilized or seen as a way to reinforce and introduce cultures to the people or society outside that don't belong to the culture.
Hence, it is believed that propaganda relates to a national culture in any way, particularly to facilitate the cultural aspect of the people against the influx of other cultures.
