Why does the poet take the loss of the deserted village personally.

A. He realizes that poetry is dead.

B. He, too, has lost much in the restoration.

C. He regrets his inability to feel real emotion.

D. He had planned to retire and die there.

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Carl Moss

27 July, 21:55

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Nathaly May · Answer 1

C because I think if he is in a desert all by himself he would feel this sort of emotion

Why does the poet take the loss of the deserted village personally.A. He realizes that poetry is dead.B. He, too, has lost much in the restoration.C. He regrets his inability to feel real emotion.D. He had planned to retire and die there.