What do words such as "sweet," "divine," and "eloquent" imply?

A. The poet enjoys creating puzzles for readers

B. The poet is mocking the person to whom the poem is written

C. The poet loves the person to whom the poem is written

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D. The poet thinks his words are beautiful

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Braedon Salas

English

19 November, 23:14

What do words such as "sweet," "divine," and "eloquent" imply?

A. The poet enjoys creating puzzles for readers

B. The poet is mocking the person to whom the poem is written

C. The poet loves the person to whom the poem is written

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D. The poet thinks his words are beautiful

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Answers (2)

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Alina Rice · Answer 1

I believe it may be C or D, but am not quite sure since there is no provided background knowledge (the poem itself)

Elias Pennington · Answer 2

it's A

Explanation:

itit's not be because the authors not mocking you it's not see cuz the poet loves the person who room is writing he's the one writing and it's not Deacon support he spoke our beautiful it's not beautiful it's a poet

What do words such as "sweet," "divine," and "eloquent" imply?A. The poet enjoys creating puzzles for readersB. The poet is mocking the person to whom the poem is writtenC. The poet loves the person to whom the poem is writtenSAD. The poet thinks his words are beautiful

What do words such as "sweet," "divine," and "eloquent" imply?

A. The poet enjoys creating puzzles for readers

B. The poet is mocking the person to whom the poem is written

C. The poet loves the person to whom the poem is written

SA

D. The poet thinks his words are beautiful