The university of human suffering is seen in which lines from "Any Human to Another"?
"Through the fat/And past the bone"
"Joy may be shy, unique,/Friendly to a few"
"A little tent/Pitched in a meadow"
"Sorrow never scorned to speak/To any"
My choice is C
I think you mean "universality" instead of "university"!!
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thank you that helped a lot and im sorry for not paying attention when typing the question
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To determine the correct answer, we can break down the lines from the poem "Any Human to Another" by Carl Sandburg. The University of Human Suffering is a metaphor used in the poem, representing the collective experiences and lessons learned from pain and sorrow.
Let's analyze the given options:
A) "Through the fat/And past the bone" - This line describes the physical body, suggesting that suffering is deeper than just the physical form.
B) "Joy may be shy, unique,/Friendly to a few" - While this line acknowledges the limited and elusive nature of joy, it does not directly mention the University of Human Suffering.
C) "A little tent/Pitched in a meadow" - This line symbolizes the temporary nature of human existence. The phrase "a little tent" suggests the transitory nature of life and could be interpreted as a metaphor for human suffering.
D) "Sorrow never scorned to speak/To any" - This line emphasizes how sorrow does not discriminate or show contempt towards anyone, suggesting that everyone experiences suffering.
Based on the meanings conveyed by these lines, the correct answer is D) "Sorrow never scorned to speak/To any." This line directly refers to the University of Human Suffering, as it highlights how sorrow connects and communicates with all individuals.
So, the correct answer is not option C but option D.