Answer:The figurative language used in the above stanzas is METAPHOR.
Metaphor is a comparison of two objects that are unrelated but have similarities. These similarities are used for more rhetorical effect and to catch audience's attention.
Shadow is compared to sunlight on a plate of silver.
Footsteps is compared to seeding-place of lilies
Moving hands is compared to chime of bells.
Movement of hands is compared to light of a rising sun and hopping of birds
This is internal conflict.
She's saying the Puritan part of her ancestry would hate the richness of the setting. Puritans were known for austerity and simplicity.
In most of the poem, she is describing a rich world where "peaches grow wild," "when April pours the colors of a shell Upon the hills." Toward the end of the poem, she shifts and describes this internal conflict. Here, she is saying that a part of her would hate the richness of this world.
<u><em>The best choice would be A. Unnoticeable</em></u>
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This is because the word "undistinguished" means lacking distinction. This means that the deer trail was <em>ordinary</em> so it was unnoticeable.
Which poems are we talking about here?
