ct the best answer for the question. 16. If a poet writes, "the soil / is bare now, nor can foot feel, being shod", the best paraphrasing is A. feet that wear shoes often hurt. B. the soil is ruined by people planting. C. the earth is worn bare from man's use. D. dirt doesn't feel good to walk on.

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26 August, 06:00

ct the best answer for the question. 16. If a poet writes, "the soil / is bare now, nor can foot feel, being shod", the best paraphrasing is A. feet that wear shoes often hurt. B. the soil is ruined by people planting. C. the earth is worn bare from man's use. D. dirt doesn't feel good to walk on.

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Ean Haynes · Answer 1

I would suggest someone and are something being into soil and are buried.

Mario Cantrell · Answer 2

The correct answer is:

C. the earth is worn bare from man's use.

The phrase "the soil / is bare now, nor can foot feel, being shod" means that the earth is worn bare from man's use. It means that the human itself can not feel what he is doing to the "soil" meaning as earth, because he is always wearing shoes.