English, 17.07.2019 08:30 mairxaromo

Which statement is a likely interpretation of williams use of thr word unsignificantly in his poem? a. life in general has no meaning to people b. icarus death shouldn't be the main focus. c. icarus was punished for his immense pride d. the sea covers up all of humanity's crimes

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