Answer:
The structure is apparant when you read it a couple times.
Whether the beat is stressed or not makes a difference.
Whether the beat is quick and light, or slow and loud, also makes a diffference. Kind of like a piano.
Then again, word choice also matters.
Let's take the beat. Its light and quick, it rhymes and there isn't a lot of long words.
It's happy! Or, It would be if there wasn't sad words in it. It wouldn't make sense.
If you match both of them up, ( quick, light, happy words) you'd make a great poem!
(I'm not really good at in-depth writing, sorry)
Answer:
C. the desire to express individuality and not be ruled
by society
Explanation:
This is the excerpt from Edith Wharton's "The Age of Innocence". The book deals with the relationship of May Welland and Newland Archer, through which the author expressed her view on the late 19th century New York's society.
May comes from an aristocratic family, and is molded by her mother to be fitting to what the society expects of her.
Newland always looked up to an upper class lifestyle, regarding it as an ideal, considering his duty to shape himself to fit into it.
However, soon after, Archer finds that life to be boring and dull, and starts dreaming about standing out, behaving unconventionally followed by passion. Knowing his wife, May, will never support that, he finds himself torn between socially acceptable but unhappy life with May, deprived of any passion and excitement or following his wife's cousin, Ellen, whom he's in love with, to Europe, to a life he found himself attracted to, though showing no courage and spontaneity to actually do it.
The answer is d a specific purpose
I’ve been searching the lyrics for bout ten minutes not can’t find nothing. I hear I gotta get someone new and maybe I’ll find a little line too
The answer would be “waged wars of conquest” I think
