In the loveliest of trees the cherry now by a.e. housman, what could be a symbol for something that goes away much too quickly A.woodlands, B.spring, C.years, D.Cherry blossoms

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In the loveliest of trees the cherry now by a.e. housman, what could be a symbol for something that goes away much too quickly

A.woodlands, B.spring, C.years, D.Cherry blossoms

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d. cherry blossoms

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The answer would be D:Cherry blossoms, I just got this question correct in Apexvs

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