Question

Which word reveals the idea of disappointment? flowers bloom time bare.

Answer 1

Answer:

bare or time.

Explanation:

People often use the other "bear" for disappointment, if thats what you meant to put.

As an example, "I can't bear to see this", or, "I know that person, but I can't bear to talk to her.".

"Bare" is used to explain nothing there, like another word for "nothing"

As an example, "Don't walk in here with your bare feet". The word "bare" is describing "feet", saying that there isn't anything.

Time can possibly be an answer because, as an example, "What's taking so long? Your wasting time", or, "Well, what do you know? Look at the time.", and, "It's time to go!".

If I'm right, its probably going to be....time.

If you typed in the wrong "bare", its probably, "bear".

Answer 2

The answer is: D. Bare.

The word bare in this haiku means, following the sense of the poem, disappointment, lack, solitude, and even longing.

The poem, which is a characteristic of all haikus, follows a nature or seasonal theme. The first verse speaks of abundancy, the second one introduces its opposition, and finally, the third verse reveals the meaning above explored.