Question

A Browning poem in which he says that he will not reveal personal details about his own life, saying that to do so would be like living in a glass edifice that everyone could look in on.

a) My Life in the Glass House
b) Glass Edifice Secrets
c) Revealing Reflections
d) A Poet's Privacy

Answer 1

The Browning poem in which he expresses reluctance to disclose personal details, likening it to living in a glass edifice, is titled "My Life in the Glass House." Option A is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

"My Life in the Glass House" is a poem by Robert Browning where the poet metaphorically refers to the transparency of personal life as living in a glass house. Browning expresses a desire to maintain privacy and not reveal intimate aspects of his life to the public. The metaphor of the glass house suggests vulnerability and the lack of concealment. The poem delves into the poet's reflections on the balance between personal privacy and public scrutiny, emphasizing the challenges and consequences of opening one's private life to the scrutiny of others.

Option A is the answer.