B. foreshadowing.
C. irony.
D. realism.
The theme of this poem is that a single tragedy can make you sensitive to the possibility of future tragedies.
In poems, the theme is the underlying idea or the idea the author wants to convey.
In this poem, the narrator describes she survived to tragedy as she lost a child and she is thinking about all the possible accidents or tragedies that are still waiting to happen.
The main underlying idea is how tragedies are possible and part of life but one is only aware of it once one experiences tragedy or in other words that a single tragedy can make you sensitive to the possibility of future tragedies.
Note: This question is incomplete because the poem is missing; here is the missing poem:
There is no infant his time,
only my own life swaddled
in bandages
and handed back to me
to hold in my two arms
like any new thing,
to hold to my bruised breasts and promise to cherish.
The smell of cut
flowers encloses this room,
insistent as anesthetic.
It is spring.
Outside the hospital window
the first leaves have opened
their shiny blades,
and a dozen new accidents
turn over in their sleep,
waiting to happen.
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~Poets repeat words and phrases so the reader can understand the theme easily.
~Poets repeat words and phrases to emphasize important ideas in poems.
~Poets repeat words and phrases to underscore the subject of the poem.
C.
Poets repeat words and phrases to emphasize important ideas in poems
Finny does it for dramatic effect, to make the boys feel bad.
B.
Finny is annoyed with the boys for bringing up his fall from the tree.
C.
Finny feels it is no one's business and says that he doesn't care.
D.
Finny doesn't want to confront the unpleasant truth that Gene caused his fall.