10 to melt and be like a running brook that sings its melody to the night. 11 to know the pain of too much tenderness. 12 to be wounded by your own understanding of love; 13 and to bleed willingly and joyfully. which best explains the use of figurative language in line 13? a) onomatopoeia is used to make the passage more realistic. b) situational irony is used to express the pleasures of love. c) sarcasm is used to express the uselessness of pursuing love. d) verbal irony is used to express the desires and pain of love.   its d