Question

the speaker of the poem twice invites the reader to come to the pasture. what is the effect of the invitation, \you come too\? it creates a closer bond between the speaker and the reader, who feels included in the action of the piece. it frightens readers and makes them wonder what will happen next. it makes readers consider whether the speaker is telling the truth. it makes readers think about how sad life can be.

Explanation:

The direct, personal invitation "You come too" breaks down the distance between the poem's speaker and the reader. By addressing the reader directly and inviting them into the pastoral scene, it fosters a sense of inclusion, making the reader feel connected to the speaker and part of the poem's moment rather than an outside observer. The other options do not align with the warm, inviting tone of such a line.

Answer:

It creates a closer bond between the speaker and the reader, who feels included in the action of the piece.