Both poems capture a sad image in a natural setting.
Explanation:
A tanka is a poetry form that has five lines with unrhymed words. It is a traditional Japanese poetry form with the structure of five/seven/five/seven/seven syllables in the poem.
The poems "The clustering clouds..." by Minamoto no Toshiyori and Ki no Tsurayuki's "When I went to visit..." both have the qualities of a tanka. <u>Both poems capture a sad image in a natural setting.</u>
And a tanka is a traditional form, their English-translated version may differ in the number of lines or syllables. Therefore the focus should be on the imagery and emotion of the poem rather than the structure.
Answer: "You can make sure your language is appropriate by checking the type of words you use and the way you speak for example if you are discussing something sorrowful you may want to talk compassionately. Most of the time when you are having a conversation with someone it would be considered informal but while giving a speech or doing a presentation your writing or speaking should be formal and well organized."
