In “The Dragonfly,” how does the poet develop the theme of “life is temporary”? She first describes the dragonfly as ceaseless movement and then describes it as a fallen husk.

She first describes the dragonfly as doubled winged and then describes it as twice-born and split.

She first describes the dragonfly as a dart and then describes it as a rocket.

She first describes the dragonfly as made of nothing and then describes it as a link between water and air.