poem "For the Young Yearning a Song of Green"Arnold Molina Azurinte your answers at the back space of this paper.ung Xearning a Song of GreenArnold Molina Azurinthe children trees are numbThey hold secretsor sun: they lisp their quiet8Melodies of greento passerby. Twigs trip the windSo, leaves may flutterant salutes, griefless goodbyes.me speaking in the poem?ort the author's claim to "Never tell the children trees arethat there is a conflict?ir trunks, rings are ingrained.Telling of refrainsnor blooming: Times pilgrimageBut upon the barkages are.etched: Jun loves Esteromplete with the year,heart border, despite the ordercing Trees is Punishable,"poem. Pick out the text evidence.e lines are being writtendiction) used in the poem.yet their clearest expressionbeckoning birds andto their limbs. Now bear in mind,Each leaf fallingrecious page in their petitionstill a verdant seasonhted words. Then, answer the following:hese words refer to?2. What figure of speech do you think is.know of other figures of speech like simile and metaphor?ented?
Answer (1)
The central idea of a poem, often referred to as its theme, is the main message or underlying meaning that the poet intends to convey. This can include emotions, concepts, or reflections on life, nature, love, or other universal experiences. The central idea can be explicit or implicit, often revealed through the poem's imagery, tone, language, and structure. Analyzing the central idea involves looking at how these elements work together to expre
