In the phrase, "no child stirs under my withering heart" what is the explicit meaning?

A woman has died during childbirth.

A woman chose freedom from the responsibility of family.

A woman longs to be pregnant and feel love for a child.

Her child has died in her sleep from a long illness.

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Weston Winters

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12 December, 11:07

In the phrase, "no child stirs under my withering heart" what is the explicit meaning?

A woman has died during childbirth.

A woman chose freedom from the responsibility of family.

A woman longs to be pregnant and feel love for a child.

Her child has died in her sleep from a long illness.

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Tamia Richmond · Answer 1

It's C. Because "withering heart" refers to a heart that cannot love, and the "child stirs" part refers to the child being alive and being born.

Salvatore May · Answer 2

The answer is C because she is sayiong that she has a withering heart which means she is sad so must be cuz she wants a kid because she talks about a child.

In the phrase, "no child stirs under my withering heart" what is the explicit meaning?A woman has died during childbirth.A woman chose freedom from the responsibility of family.A woman longs to be pregnant and feel love for a child.Her child has died in her sleep from a long illness.

In the phrase, "no child stirs under my withering heart" what is the explicit meaning?

A woman has died during childbirth.

A woman chose freedom from the responsibility of family.

A woman longs to be pregnant and feel love for a child.

Her child has died in her sleep from a long illness.