which words from \monets waterlilies\ by robert hayden most appeals to the sense of sight?\n○ \poisons the…

which words from \monets waterlilies\ by robert hayden most appeals to the sense of sight?\n○ \poisons the air\\n○ \i come again to see\\n○ \through refracting tears\\n○ \the seen, the known\

which words from \monets waterlilies\ by robert hayden most appeals to the sense of sight?\n○ \poisons the air\\n○ \i come again to see\\n○ \through refracting tears\\n○ \the seen, the known\

Answer

"poisons the air" relates to smell or air quality, not sight.

  • "I come again to see" is about the act of seeing but doesn't describe a visual image.
  • "through refracting tears" describes how tears (which can be seen) refract light, creating a visual effect, appealing to sight.
  • "the seen, the known" is abstract, not a visual description.

Answer:

C. "through refracting tears"