Which best explains how the author's voice creates meaning in "Spring and fall"

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bekas [8.4K]2 years ago

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The one that best explains how the author's voice creates meaning in "Spring and fall" is: A. It illustrates the author's strong emotions about the loss of innocence.
In the spring and fall we can see that the author used a regretful voice which pretty much tells the reader how's the author actual perception about the event.

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