C is correct, mainly the sang word for a dependent clause as well as the choir word
<span>There goes the playful summer west wind</span>
Silently brushing my cheeks with gentle strokes.
There goes the memory of summer love
So soothing and animated as the shadows.
Here they come and there they swiftly go
Like the ripples of the sudden rain on the pond.
Wish forever is my friend granting my every desire.
Hope life is unending and always blissfully fun,
But here I am all alone again full of agony
When will life ever end and relieve me of this
longing?
Simile, personification, irony
He meaning of life as we perceive it is derived from philosophical and religious contemplation of, and scientific inquiries about existence<span>, </span>social ties<span>, </span>consciousness<span>, and </span>happiness<span>. Many other issues are also involved, such as </span>symbolic meaning<span>, </span>ontology<span>, </span>value<span>, </span>purpose<span>, </span>ethics<span>, </span>good and evil<span>, </span>free will<span>, the </span>existence of one or multiple gods<span>, </span>conceptions of God<span>, the </span>soul<span>, and the </span>afterlife<span>.</span>
A blank verse is a literary device written in iambic pentameter (a metrical line used in English poetry and verse drama) with regular metrical but with unrhymed lines. This means it consists of five feet, each foot being iambic, meaning two syllables long, one unstressed followed by a stressed syllable.
