Answer:
He does not have anything else to do
Explanation:
Answer:
B "They are the shadows drifting across our ceilings the moment before we wake up."
Explanation:
This question is about "Valentine for Ernest Mann"
In the poem we can see that the author affirms that poetry is not just what we see written on a paper full of literary resources and meaning, but poetry is anywhere and we are able to find it if we are willing to do so. In a nutshell, the author states that we must live allowing ourselves to find poetry anywhere, even on our roof, in the shadows, in the eyes, among others.
Answer:
1. move
2. kept from
Explanation:
1. move - she had a stroke and was paralysed, thus she was unable to move her body from the neck down
2. kept from - the passage mentions, "Suddenly, Hamamoto was unable to dance." the injury kept her from continuing to dance — it was a physical constraint instead of a mental one
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Assuming the options are crowded out, rich flora, plunge pool, or flowing stream, the answer would be <u>crowded out</u>. This implies that there isn't enough room for something, a negative idea, whereas the others describe nature.
