O, she doth teach the torches to burn bright! In the balcony scene, Act II, Scene 2,Romeo<span> uses a </span>metaphor<span> to compare </span>Juliet<span> to the sun: But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and </span>Juliet<span> is the sun</span>
Answer:
The original poem I have created for you is as follows:
While we were riding in the car, the only two things he could see through the windshield were the headlights or the half-light, as if they were a gigantic ambivalence known as good and evil, his face opaque with regret, unraveling his feelings like a open book, which pointed out that despite understanding that his trip would not be without return, if he hid a deep loneliness that would deserve more than a visit, my frown wanted to hide my regret at his prompt absence, however, my heart was swollen of joy: would she really be a renowned professional in that country? Although that question echoed in my head eager to be answered by someone, my heart constantly mentioned the word "yes."
Explanation:
The poem that I created for you refers to the moment when two people must separate, one to fulfill their professional dreams, while the other must surely make a choice between waiting untiringly or surrendering and seeking support from another person, <u>that feeling of nostalgia and the pain of abandoning someone you love, but who must simply be wished for the best.</u>
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Explanation:
d) when an action lead to an effect that is not desired
THAT IS FULL ON WRONG, JUST DID THE EXAM. DO NOT CHOSE WAKING FROM A MAD DREAM. I think it's rainy day, etc.
