Read the excerpt below and answer the question. Now let us sport us while we may; And now, like am'rous birds of prey, Rather at
once our time devour, Than languish in his slow-chapp'd power. ("To His Coy Mistress"; lines 37-40) Which phrases contribute to the formation of a carpe diem perspective within the excerpt? Select all that apply. "let us sport us while we may" "like am'rous birds of prey" "at once our time devour" "languish in this slow-chapp'd power"
These are the statements that are most compatible with a <em>carpe diem</em> perspective. <em>Carpe diem</em> is the idea of seizing the day. It refers to an attitude that supports the idea of enjoying life while you can, without worries, and without concern about the future. In these lines, the author states that they will have fun while they can, and that they will devour their time, which are compatible ideas with this philosophy.
I think irving did a great job in creating suspense for that story.
I remember clearly the part when the character felt an eerie gazed in his bedroom and keep hearing unrecognized moan. That part is well written and will send chills to most of its reader's spine
