The voice that beautifies the land!
The voice above,
The voice of the thunder
Within the dark cloud
Again and again it sounds,
The voice that beautifies the land.
Which message does the repetition in the stanza make clear?
A. The sound of thunder up above, crashing repeatedly, makes the natural landscape beautiful.
B. The crashing of the thunder as it rolls over the land is everywhere and makes the people nervous.
C. The thundering sounds of the storm are everywhere and can make nature a dangerous place.
D. Some thunder is coming over the landscape, but it appears that it will only be temporary.
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To determine the message conveyed by the repetition in the stanza, let's analyze the options provided:
A. The sound of thunder up above, crashing repeatedly, makes the natural landscape beautiful.
B. The crashing of the thunder as it rolls over the land is everywhere and makes the people nervous.
C. The thundering sounds of the storm are everywhere and can make nature a dangerous place.
D. Some thunder is coming over the landscape, but it appears that it will only be temporary.
Repetition in poetry often serves to emphasize a specific idea or evoke a particular emotion.
In this case, the repetition of the phrase "The voice that beautifies the land" suggests a positive and artistically descriptive portrayal of thunder. This contradicts options B and C, which present negative or dangerous connotations of thunder.
Option D does not accurately reflect the repeated message because the stanza does not suggest that the sound of thunder is temporary; instead, it emphasizes the repeated occurrence of thunder.
Therefore, the most appropriate answer is A. The repetition in the stanza suggests that the sound of thunder, which is described as "The voice that beautifies the land," makes the natural landscape beautiful.