3 Read this excerpt from Lines 24–25 of “A Motif.”
his nearly ordinary house / Become, for us, a constellation..
The word constellation best suggests a sense of

Explanation:

largeness. I have not read the poem you are quoting, but to a child a house is a castle if you have lived in no other structure. If you are a teen or above and you've lived in a different place than you do now, and you go back to your former residence, you will see what these two lines mean. Your former house has shrunk.

ok if it wasn't the hans one it was probably c or he thought the mountain was collapsing on them.

i dont know doing this for points