Whitman celebrates the common person
He is angry because he doesn’t like getting tricked
The correct answer is B. She will have been.
"She" is the only third person singular pronoun used in all 4 sentences. "Will have been" is the future perfect tense and these two combined make the third person singular, future perfect tense.
Answer:
Repetition, Alliteration, Personification
Explanation:
We can find repetition in the first line, roses is said twice
We can find alliteration in the second as words starting with m are repeated
And finally personification with the third line as houses can not literally heave and sway, which are actions a human can carry-out.
