Reread "Piano" by D. H. Lawrence.

Which option most clearly explains the effect of the word choices on the poem's ideas about the past?

"Piano"

"Sings" and "hymns" demonstrate reflection on a childhood spent in church.

"Tingling" and "tinkling" suggest sweet, sentimental memories of childhood.

"Burst" and "weep" imply realization of a sad, sorrowful childhood.

"Boom" and "clamour" indicate unpleasant recollections of a noisy and chaotic childhood.