Question 25 • ELPGEQ3 M/J Language Arts 3 - 1001070 HCPS v24
In Emily Dickinson’s poem, Hope is compared to a bird that sings in the soul and keeps singing through difficult conditions. It asks for nothing in return, so it comforts her without asking for things. The poem does not portray Hope as a pet that needs care or as something frightened by bad weather.
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