The central idea of the text or passage is the part of the text that dominates the conversation, and around which the other literary elements revolve.
<h3>What is a central idea?</h3>
The central idea of a text is the key part of the text (usually the topic or subject) around which all other textual elements revolve.
It is the idea that unifies all parts of the text.
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Answer:
<em>Because the speaker is using "I, we, us, or me" in the poem or is putting himself/herself in the story and whenever he/she mentions himself, he/she uses "I, we, us, or me."</em>
To be honest with you this question is a bit tough. But it can be different for many people. In your case I would say that the clouds above the house represent someones thoughts or mind in the house. So one could say there judgement is very clouded.
