Which phrase in Li-Young Lee's "From Blossom" is not an example of a concrete detail?

A) This brown paper bag of peaches

B) To hold the fruit in our hands

C) At the bend in the road where we turned toward / signs painted Peaches

D) To take what we love inside

Question

Michelle Graham

18 November, 20:14

+4

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Kaydence Bentley · Answer 1

D) To take what we love inside

There aren't many details for this line the describe it.

Freddy · Answer 2

D.) to take what we love inside is not a concrete detail

Which phrase in Li-Young Lee's "From Blossom" is not an example of a concrete detail?A) This brown paper bag of peachesB) To hold the fruit in our handsC) At the bend in the road where we turned toward / signs painted PeachesD) To take what we love inside