Question

What is Emily Dickinson trying to communicate with the house motif in her poem, "I dwell in Possibility"?

A. Emily Dickinson includes the names of objects found in a house in her poem.


B. Common nouns describing items in a house are capitalized to give them greater meaning in the poem.

C. Poetry is like a house and is more beautiful as a form of literature and more accessible to readers than prose.

D. The house motif is used repeatedly throughout the poem to make a comparison.

Answer 1

Answer: C - Poetry is like a house and is more beautiful as a form of literature and more accessible to readers than prose.

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