Poetry Interpretation: Observing Nature's Beauty
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What do the neighbors think about the man when the dewfall-hawk comes crossing the shades?

  • He must have been a keen observer of nature (correct)
  • He was afraid of the dark
  • He was indifferent to his surroundings
  • He had no interest in wildlife

    • How are the May month's leaves described in the text?

  • Sad brown leaves like tears
  • Dull leaves like rust
  • Grey leaves like stones
  • Glad green leaves like wings (correct)

    • What is implied about the man in relation to nocturnal blackness and innocent creatures?

  • He actively harmed nocturnal animals
  • He was afraid of the dark
  • He cared deeply for the safety of innocent creatures (correct)
  • He was indifferent to creatures of the night

    • What do people observing the full-starred heavens think about the man?

    <p>He appreciated the beauty of the night sky</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do people speculate about when they hear the bell of quittance in the gloom?

    <p>The man used to notice subtle things around him</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the common theme in the neighbors' reflections about the man in the text?

    <p>His attentiveness to details and nature</p> Signup and view all the answers

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