Question

this morning the beautiful white heron was floating along above the water and then into the sky of this the one world we all belong to where everything sooner or later is a part of everything else which thought made me feel for a little while quite beautiful myself. 3. how does the poets use of line breaks support the overall meaning of the poem? a. it emphasizes the lack of color in nature. b. it reminds us to be quiet when observing nature. c. it requires us to consider the emptiness that exists in the natural world. d. it reflects the idea that we should take time to notice the world around us.

Explanation:

Line breaks in poetry can slow down the reading pace, making the reader pause and reflect. In this poem, the line - breaks encourage the reader to take time to notice the world around them, just as the speaker is observing the white heron. There is no mention of lack of color, quietness in observation, or emptiness in the natural world in relation to the line - breaks.

Answer:

D. It reflects the idea that we should take time to notice the world around us.