Read lines 28 - 30 from the last stanza in the poem, labeled "Talking In Their Sleep." "You will see me again - I shall laugh at you then, Out of the eyes of a hundred flowers." How is the flower seed in the last stanza different from the apple tree and grass speakers in the first two stanzas? Use two details from the poem to support your response.

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Margaret Richards

21 September, 04:17

Read lines 28 - 30 from the last stanza in the poem, labeled "Talking In Their Sleep." "You will see me again - I shall laugh at you then, Out of the eyes of a hundred flowers." How is the flower seed in the last stanza different from the apple tree and grass speakers in the first two stanzas? Use two details from the poem to support your response.

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Anastasia Moyer · Answer 1

The flower seed in the last stanza different from the apple tree and grass due to no shoot and branches.

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The flower seed is different from the apple tree and grass plant because apple tree has a strong thick stem and branches and the grass plant has green shoots while both these shoot and branches are absent in the flower. In the last stanza, the flower said to apple tree and grass plant that in winter you cannot find me but soon in the spring you will see me with hundred of flowers.