Answer:
Yes, I do because I researched it a bit some time a long time ago, and it basically sounds to me like a viewing the body time. The research I've searched says that its "It's typical in the U.S. to start with a wake, viewing, or visitation, followed by a funeral or memorial service and a burial or inurnment. Close friends and family will often attend all of the services, from wake through burial."
Explanation:
Hope this helps-
Adverb describe (modify) verbs and other adverbs. When looking for an adverb, you must first find the verb. In the first sentence, the verb is took. Off is also an adverb, but ask yourself, took off "how"? If you can answer that (with quickly and cautiously), that is your adverbial phrase. From an overnight rain, over the surface, and around the track are all prepositional phrases. Warm and shining are describing the sun, so they are adjectives.
Using the first person point of view tells the story for the perspective of someone who is experiencing everything. It uses words like "I" and "me." It shows what they're feeling, saying, and thinking
An elegy is a sad poem usually written for funerals so i would go with the first one
