Do you young warrior, hear my age advise
You didn’t show the poem but by the name it seems like Answer choice #1 (may be about self reflection)
Personal pronouns is the same as asking for singular nouns or pronouns because they both express words that deal with just one person. Personal Pronouns has the job to replace a characters name with terms such as “he” or “she” so the name won’t be repetitive throughout the whole story or so the story may have a shorter format.
Personal Pronouns use words:
I, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, him, her, us, and them
However, there’s also 1st point of view, 2nd point of view and 3rd point of view pronouns that would be worthy of looking searching :)
This poem is about how Louis Simpson is looking for loved one. Through out the entire text he expresses his loss for hope and courage, questioning whether not he should live and love of his departed, and he has tremendous fears of losing his precious memories of his loved one.
<span>her; Always take out the other person if you're confused. "Did you see she at the game?" doesn't sound right. "Did you see her at the game?" does.</span>
