Answer:
What does the poet suggest about human life with the images in these lines? Life is an eternal struggle. How do "A Psalm of Life" and "Auspex" differ in how they describe the concept of time? "Psalm" suggests that the passage of time cannot defeat the soul, while "Auspex" indicates that it can.
<span>This is just a line introducing a big metaphor. As light appears at Juliet's window above, Romeo begins his metaphoric comparison of Juliet to the sunrise in the following lines. </span>
Answer:
Cancer is a traumatizing event in people's lives, and it is only natural that it
will exact an emotional toll upon those whom it afflicts.
Explanation:
Depends on who is going to read it. If a patient is going to read it, he or she will hardly care if it has metastasized. What matters is even if it has, can it be treated.
If a medical professional is reading it, they will know exactly what the meaning of metastasized is, and they will be very concerned about the stages and the treatment for each stage.
I don't like the second one, but it is likely the answer. As a patient, I would despise an answer like that one offered to me (and yes I do have cancer, and it is treated).
I also believe if this is for a general magazine that the last one is an acceptable answer. It's bland, but it works if it is followed by something meaningful.
Indeed the person above has a point, i cant really understand this because i have not had the lesson of it, but i can say to ask your teacher
