Answer:
I would think that you would be doing what you love most and just having fun
This sentence is C. literal meaning, because there exists the Erie Canal in New York, so the meaning of the sentence is quite literal - it isn't a metaphor, or a symbol of anything, and it isn't a simile, since there is no comparison here.
Answer:
ababbcbc
Explanation:
Monk's Tale stanza, a stanza of eight five-stress lines with the rhyme scheme ababbcbc. The type was established in “The Monk's Tale” from Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. It bears some similarity to the French ballade form and is one of the forms thought to have influenced the Spenserian stanza.
Answer:
The significance of the title "Given to Rust" is it shows how the narrator feels about what her life has come to. The narrator says "Time and Disaster. A heavy landslide," they also mention "early cancer". The word rust represents all the bad that has happened to the narrator and how she was given over to the cancer and time and given over to a life in bed not going and having fun. It is, however, important to note that the narrator's entire identity was not given over to bad things in life because they can still sing although their voice is not the same as before. "Given to Rust" connects to the context of the poem because the narrator has been taken over and redefined by what obstacles life has given her.
Explanation:
I answered this question based on a title I found online which is Given to Rust. I did the best I could, but I would suggest changing it a little bit and trying to do it on your own! This is just an example and a representation of my ideas. What are yours?
Answer: [B]: "success" .
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"He tried, with little <u> success </u><u />."
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