In Robert Frost's poem "The Pasture," who is the speaker?

A. Someone resting in a house while another goes to work

B. A young calf standing by its mother

C. Clear water flowing through a pasture spring

D. Someone about to do a few chores on s farm

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Jayden Irwin

English

18 January, 00:54

In Robert Frost's poem "The Pasture," who is the speaker?

A. Someone resting in a house while another goes to work

B. A young calf standing by its mother

C. Clear water flowing through a pasture spring

D. Someone about to do a few chores on s farm

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Heath Carey · Answer 1

In this poem, the speaker is clearly a person who is about to do some farm-related chores. We know this to be true by how they mention to do other things like raking the leaves, looking for a calf, watching the streaming water, while inviting the listener to come along. Apart from option D, neither of the other options are suitable for the question.

In Robert Frost's poem "The Pasture," who is the speaker?A. Someone resting in a house while another goes to workB. A young calf standing by its motherC. Clear water flowing through a pasture springD. Someone about to do a few chores on s farm

In Robert Frost's poem "The Pasture," who is the speaker?

A. Someone resting in a house while another goes to work

B. A young calf standing by its mother

C. Clear water flowing through a pasture spring

D. Someone about to do a few chores on s farm