I infer you are referring to this poem;
Thunder blossoms gorgeously above our heads,
Great, hollow, bell-like flowers,
Rumbling in the wind,
Stretching clappers to strike our ears . . .
Full-lipped flowers
Bitten by the sun
Bleeding rain
Dripping rain like golden honey—
And the sweet earth flying from the thunder.
Answer:
It creates a positive impression.
Explanation:
Remember, it all starts with the Thunder storm which creates a positive feeling for the poet; this positive feeling is evident in the use of expressions such as gorgeously, honey, flowers. Overall the the storm led to a "sweet earth".
I believe the answer is D.
The subject is shoe shop and the verb is find.
Answer and Explanation:
Granny Weatherall is a character in the short story "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall". She is an eighty-year-old woman who is about to die. Granny's disorganized thoughts are mostly memories of everything she has gone through in life, especially being abandoned by the first man she ever loved.
<u>Granny's name is Weatherall, which carries plenty of meaning. To weather something means to go through it and survive. The verb "to weather" is usually employed in connection with difficult times. Granny has indeed weathered it all. She raised her children on her own, after her husband passed way. She went through diseases, heartbreaks, hardships, and humiliation. But Granny's endurance, along with other qualities, helped her through. She is proud, strong-willed, determined, tenacious. Giving up is not an option for Granny.</u>
Barrage
batter
besiege
blast
blitz
bomb
harass
open fire
pester
strafe
cannonade
catapult
launch
pound
shell
strike
these are a few synonyms!