Answer:
Explanation:
Anything, nothing, anything, something, nothing, nothing, something, anything, something. :)
The form used by Emily Dickinson gives this poem a layer of sadness, ut also a distance from the feelings of the poem.
Explanation:
The poem ''We grow accustomed to the dark” is written by Emily Dickinson whose unusual style innovative use of phrases and punctuation are very much a part of her poetic language as much as her own words.
This poem too is no different as the hyphens here do not really connect the lines together as much as create and uncomfortable distance.
The poem says that the people who are accustomed to dark have also found themselves so dejected they are now almost at a distance from their feelings.
Answer:
Metaphor
Explanation:
They are comparing themselves to a shpwhreck which is what a metaphor is.
This seems more like an opinionated question, and less of one that has a real answer. However, I would choose B because it would make a follow up question easier, and it seems like it’s more of what the teacher would be looking for.
Many people would get sick from the pollution that was a product from coal smoke and working, hard, long hours without any form of a break. Plus, since large machinery was relatively new in this time era, they were particularly unsafe and lead to many workplace related accidents and deaths.