In the story "Sweet, Difficult Sounds," why does Nothukula give up and stop reciting the poem? A. She forgets the words because
she is focused on how her voice sounds. B. She is frustrated that no one else had to recite their poems aloud. C. She is frustrated that no one is paying attention to her.
C. She is frustrated that no one is paying attention to her.
Explanation:
Nothukula is a small girl who recites the poem. When she recite the poem she used to forget some lines and words. The whole class began to giggle. She remembers her teachers words that book covers don't whisper. Then she started to recite again and whole class acted as they are bored and amused. This further frustrated Nothuluka.
As one comes closer to the understanding of poetry, then one becomes more able too apply their understanding to their own spiritual being. Robert Frost was able to create his own beliefs based on his experience with studying and writing poetry.
