Answer:
D The light shines and then disappears.
Explanation:
In the poem "On the Shore" by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey, the metaphorical meaning of line 9 is 'the light shines and then disappears.' The poet says that though the light emitted from the lighthouse can be seen from afar, it only lasts for a while.
Through "A moment of bloom, and then it dies ", she says that the light at first shines and blooms like a rose with full vibrant and energy. However, it soon fades away slowly by dawn when the morning light rises from the horizon.
This is why the poet says that light of the lighthouse is short-lived and only comes with its full glory during the night time.
Onomatopoeia a word that imitates the sound it represents. Like Boom! or Crash!
I would say yes. A famous person's quote could be an example of allusion. Allusion's definition is an expression that is indirect or a passing reference to a place, event, or a famous person. Thank you for posting your question. I hope that this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
My thoughts on the release, were that they were too harsh. In the beginning of the Giver Jonas sees a jet fly overhead, and then sees it land, everybody is then told that the pilot will be released, If you don't know what the release is, it is a injection that instantly kills you. Thanks - DK
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