Question

Read Emily Dickinson’s poem “Hope is the Thing with Feathers.”

Answer 1

bittersweet and hopeful. hope is something that we all rely on in life.

Answer 2

Answer:

Option 3, bittersweet and hopeful

Explanation:

Hope is an abstract concept, which can be shaped in several ways. Emily Dickinson decides to attribute the idea of hope characteristics of a bird, which has feathers and "sings the tune without the words". This beautiful piece of poetry has a bittersweet and hopeful tone. The combination of sadness and happiness is a delicate feature of the poem. We can read about the sweetest song or tuning in contrast with the storm and hard conditions on this planet. However, in spite of the harshness of the world, hope has never "asked a crumb of me" which allows the reader to have a light of hope to face adversities.