Mary Oliver is no ordinary nature poet. At first glance, Oliver's nature themes seem fairly commonplace. Closer examination, however, reveals her genius. Oliver paints a lush picture of minute details. Consider, for example, her poem "Bone." Oliver artfully illustrates the intricate details of a whale's life, beginning with an ear bone. Oliver's attention to detail causes the reader to identify more closely with the whale, no longer merely viewing it as a lifeless bone. log Oliver's style inspires a sense of A. reassurance B. futility C. isolation D. empathy​