English, 20.08.2019 06:30 Hfruit

5how do the first and second stanzas contribute
to the poem's meaning?
a the speaker rejoices at being outside in
the first stanza and rejects performing
menial jobs in the second stanza.
b in the first stanza, the speaker describes an
april afternoon, and in the second stanza
the speaker describes an april evening.
c the speaker is lured away from work by
an april day in the first stanza and from
rest by an april night in the second stanza.
d in the first stanza, work renders the
speaker indifferent to nature, and in the
second stanza the speaker is exhausted.

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