Answer:
IN EXPLANATION
Explanation:
A central idea of "Rain on the Roof" by Coates Kinney reveals a poem lauding the healing power of Nature's rain, especially when heard from a cozy bed in a lovely cottage. The first tells that it is pleasant to live and sleep snugly in a cottage on a rainy night. The second, that the tinkle of the rain brings dreamy fancies with bright hues of recollection. In the third the fondest memory of his mother is stirred before him in all her gentle loveliness by the patter of the rain. Next in the fifth comes the bright hued recollection of his sister and brother who died young and transcended to the state of angels. The conflict occurs and is resolved in the sixth stanza when then comes the memory of his faithless love, but he forgets to remember that she was unfaithful as his heart vibrates to the patter of the rain. The resolution of the seventh stanza reveals the speakers assertion that Art can't even equal the subduing strain on sorrowful passions as can the patter of Nature's rain.
The rhyme scheme is an unusual one, but was once used by Mozart in his opera Così fan tutte.
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Answer: The character’s personality and distinguishable traits.
Explanation: Characterization means that an author is describing the traits and personality of a specific character, so if that is what they are “focusing on,” then it means that the author is attempting to provide further details about the character that they are describing.
<span>In Sonnet 29, the love of the speaker's beloved is symbolized by A. THE WEALTH OF HER LOVE BRINGS HIM DESPITE HIS POVERTY.
In Sonnet 29, there are two moods. The first mood is sad or in despair while the second mood is happy.
The man initially bemoans his outcast state, his poverty. He wanted to become rich. However, when he thought of his love, he is very happy and contented. He is more wealthy than the kings because he has the love of his beloved.</span>
The sisters arts enjoy the use of a plastic and ductile material, like
the modeller's clay; literature alone is condemned to work in mosaic
with finite and quite rigid words.
