In the excerpt above, the word "gyre" can best be understood to mean a spiral.
Answer: Option C.
Explanation:
The line ‘Turning and turning in the widening gyre. The falcon cannot hear the falconer’ is from the poem ‘The Second Coming’ which is written by William Butler Yeast’s. In the poem, the word ‘gyre’ refers to spiral or vortex which means s circular or spiral motion. The poet here describes a nightmarish scene where he sees that falcon turns into a widening gyre by making use of terrifying ritualistic language. William believes that the world is closer to revelation.
The English language has more words and is used more than any other language
C they think that sherlock could not serve the case till monday. I had this question a lot before
Hope when you take that jump
You don't feel the fall
<span>Hope when the water rises
You built a wall</span>
Hope when the crowd screams
They're screaming your name
Hope if everybody runs
<span>You choose to stay
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This is the first verse...
<span><em>This practicaly means that if/when something happens you are well prepared for it. Not only will you be prepared, but you will be safe when it happens.
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