Emily Dickinson wrote about universal themes. Which themes are best represented by "A Bird Came Down the Walk?" Choose TWO! *
A) the wonders of nature
B) falling in love
C) the struggle towards a goal
D) death and immortality

A) the wonders of nature

C) the struggle towards a goal

Explanation:

The question above is related to the poem entitled "A Bird Came Down the Walk," which was written by Emily Dickinson.

The poem represents "the wonders of nature" because it describes a bird's life when it is looking for its food. This is a natural part of the daily happening in the environment. It also shows the human's interaction with the bird when it tried to offer the bird some crumbs.

The poem also represents "the struggles towards a goal" because it describes how the bird have difficulties when it comes to picking up the "Angle Worm." It doesn't even realize the presence of the human in the poem and when it does, it struggles away knowing the dangers of other species.

So, this explains the answer.