English, 10.03.2021 23:20 Pinion

Look at the underlined words on page 2. Why does the poet use the words "fleetingly"
and “morph" in this stanza?
to highlight the speaker's conclusion about
why some moods seem to last longer than
others
to show the speaker's observation that
moods can have a lasting impact even after
they shift
to emphasize the speaker's realization about
how quickly moods tend to continually
change
to illustrate the speaker's thought that moods
vary more frequently in toddlers than in
young adults

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Look at the underlined words on page 2. Why does the poet use the words "fleetingly"
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