English, 07.11.2020 05:10 kelyanthecrafte

What line of the passage presents textual evidence to support the author’s claim that Emily Dickenson uses imagery to paint a picture of loss? Group of answer choices

(line 3) The lines portray a sense of loss for the sounds and images that are absent in the fall.

(line 2)While the title and topic of the poem refer to Autumn, much of the imagery used describes what is not present: “the bustle in the brook” is still and silent; the “Golden Rod” is gone.

(line 4) Maybe you know what that looks like if you ever lived in a cold climate.

(line 1) Emily Dickenson uses imagery to paint a picture of loss.

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