Romeo<span> is walking in the Capulet backyard the Juliet appears on the balcony. "What light through yonder window breaks?" Romeo asks. He answers his own question after that.</span>
Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:
What do the descriptions in lines 28-37 suggest about the drum dream girl?
A. The girl hears music in common sounds.
B. The girl does not feel comfortable at home.
C. The girl does not have a strong imagination.
D. The girl prefers the sounds of nature to actual music
Answer:
D. The girl prefers the sounds of nature to actual music
Explanation:
Lines 28-37 of the poem "Drum Dream Girl" reveal how the girl has a sense of poetic and inspirational musicality. He recognizes and appreciates the sounds of the instruments, but prefers something with a deeper and more natural meaning. That's because the girl prefers the sounds of nature to real music. This can be seen when the speaker of the poem reveals that she stops paying attention to the sound of the drum, to concentrate on the sound of the palm trees touched by the wind, the sounds of the parrots and the beak of the woodpecker, as well as the sound your own steps and your own heartbeat.
We can see it too in the attention paid to musical devices that are incorporated into the poem. Devices such as alliteration, assonance, and rhyme, for example.
one of them is "there once was light but now there is darkness."
