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A two-sentence objective summary of the poem that includes a summary of what happens or what is stated directly, <em>without</em> including any of your own opinions or interpretations is given below:
The poem talks about the awe he had and has for the astronomer and how learned and educated he was and the proofs and figures he gave to the poeple.
It also mentions that soon the speaker began to feel unaccountable and became tired and sick and would begin to look up to the skies and wonder and contemplate.
<h3>What is an Objective Summary?</h3>
This refers to the term that is used to describe the type of summary that is done about a thing with the use of facts, and no personal opinion or viewpoint.
Hence, it can be seen that the objective summary of the poem has been given above.
With this in mind, one can make the deduction that the correct answer has been given and well explained above.
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Answer: answer is D
through the mysterious beginningExplanation:
