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Okay see reading shmoop er's Here we go A second

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of two in this question siri's for this fine poem

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here personifying nature The question is which combination of words

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from the passage creates a mood of healing Let's go

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back to passage here We're thinking mood like past tense

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of what a cow says and healing healing we're thinking

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about healing Well nature kind of kills things and they're

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reborn and there's a five of calm that thing comes

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back and i'm half asleep too Alright well reading this

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poem is like taking a yoga class you know minus

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all the sweat and pain cracking bones many of the

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words are calming in tranquil breathing balm and silence and

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calm sound like lyrics from an enya song A bomb

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is something spread on a cut or a burn to

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help heal and protect the wound and silence and calm

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tend to go hand in hand with the idea of

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recovery if he didn't know that book aboard there So

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perhaps that's why grandma shmoop always says she needs some

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peace and quiet after dropping her husband off at the

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airport So anyway the answer is b the breathing bomb

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in the silence and the um that's the combination let's

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goto loser bowl here all these others and just kind

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of come from nowhere get a phrases are equally lovely

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and calling but while they failed to conjure up themes

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of healing and or restoration like was never sewn in

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a lady of mine that doesn't work And in a

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glade in power and overseeing power That's like a lightning

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were striking with clouds and motions of the storm shall

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mold the maiden's form And not really it's like that

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scene from ghost where the guys helping her with a 00:01:37.06 --> [endTime] clay pot You remember they ask your mother shmoop

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