That is dependent upon whether you’re brought up in a society that attaches bad omens/luck to black cats or not. Personally no, I would not. A black cat is no different to me than any other cat of any kind.
What is the passage? :) Please provide more information.
Extended metaphor.
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Answer: c. our love is so sacred that we should not speak of it to others
Explanation:
In the poem, <em>''A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning''</em>, the speaker and his lover seem to be parting ways seemingly temporarily and he tells her that it would be best if the do not cry too much or noise about it.
He believes that doing such things would desecrate the love that they have for each other which would be wrong because it is simply too sacred to let others know.
