Imagism was a reaction against the flabby abstract language and “careless thinking” of Georgian romanticism<span>. Imagist poetry aimed to replace muddy abstractions with exactness of observed detail, apt metaphors, and economy of language. For example, Pound’s “In a Station of the Metro” started from a glimpse of beautiful faces in a dark subway and elevated that perception into a crisp vision by finding an intensified equivalent image. so yeah</span>
Jordan found a new truck in the forest, after he touched the wheel his fingers puffed. His fingers looked like drum sticks, then stuff started to ooze out of his skin it looked like duck feathers in liquid form. The color resembled a plum. I could not believe Jordan's luck this happened to him three times before. One time he got an allergic reaction from his cotton shirt. I live to hear his stories they are incredible.
Days of the week are capitalized, and “weekdays” is not considered a day of the week and should not be capitalized. Your answer should be 1 :)
I think the best statement that explains why the author included both of these scenes in the story is that its purpose is to develop the relationship between the old man and the boy. The answer is letter D.
