Answer:
Lines 21-25 makes all the difference when you look at the theme of the poem which speaks to Children Growing up and eventually leaving home.
Explanation:
The learning how to ride a bicycle is a metaphor for life.
Every other line seems to be talking about her eight-year-old daughter learning how to ride a bicycle. See lines 1-6.
Her surprise is ignited when her daughter starts "pumping away" at the pedals screaming with life. She is surprised to know that the mother-daughter experience as she knows it is over already. See lines 7-10.
But when you read those lines "like a handkerchief waving goodbye" all of a sudden the entire picture, the intended message hits you and you are almost moved to tears when you see from a mothers perspective how ti feels to quickly a daughter grow up and leave home.
Cheers!
Answer:
if you had nothing in the world except for money you would be miserable. money can't buy the love that family gives you. money cant buy you true friendship
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Since the man is able to predict the events that come to pass, the man either has the ability to see into the future, an absurd amount of luck, or can cause these events by predicting them. With the exception of luck, the man clearly has some supernatural ability.
