Consider the verbs “peeping” and “nibbling” . Why did the poet choose these verbs and not others? How do they make you feel about the fieldmouse?

Onurozgurozkan asked Jul 14, 2023

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Consider the verbs “peeping” and “nibbling” .

Why did the poet choose these verbs and not others? How do they make you feel about the fieldmouse?

Onurozgurozkan asked Jul 14, 2023

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Answer:

Fieldmouse, don't go,

Where the farmer stacks his treasure,

Find the nut that falls below,

Eat the acorn at your pleasure.

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Dheeraj Reddy answered Jul 19, 2023

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