And oh the day is fair.
The sky is dear and blue,
The flowers are rich of hue,
The air I breathe is rare,
I have no grief or care;
For my own love is true,
And oh the day is fair.
My love is false I find,
And oh the day is dark.
Blows sadly down the wind,
While sorrow holds my mind;
I do not hear the lark,
For quenched is life's dear spark,—
My love is false I find,
And oh the day is dark!
What is the central idea of this poem?
The narrator’s moods are altered with the changing weather.
The narrator finds a new love for every season of the year.
The narrator contemplates his love in the morning and the night.
The narrator’s mood is determined by the state of the relationship with his love.
Answer:
The narrator'smood is determined by the state of the relationship with his love.
Explanation:
In the given stanzas from the poem ""Ballad"" by Paul Laurence Dunbar ,it determines the narrator's mood in which state of the relationship with his love which can be shown as in the first stanza the author writes about all the nice and happythings in life as his lovelife is going well and good and happy
whereas it changes to a doubt for love and sadness and doubt is expressed as his relationship isn't in a good happy phase.
Answer The Answer is D
Explanation:
Debit is credit that is used. Credit must be extended before debt can be assumed. Just because credit is extended does not mean debt is assumed; the borrower must use the credit before it becomes a debt. Likewise, assuming debt does not automatically mean more credit will be extended.
so your answer will be Credit must be extended before debt can be assumed.
Women may not take part in the hejira.
Women may only work at jobs with other women.
Women must spend all of their free time visiting relatives.
Answer:
Women must only be wives and mothers. Women must spend all of their free time visiting relatives. Women may only work at jobs with other women.
Please mark answer.
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Explanation:
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
Women must spend all their free time visiting relatives.
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