And like a grear silent mother, the fog is concerned, and curls its
thick white blanket
around the shoulders of the sleeping
carth.
What does the poet suggest in
these lines?
A The sleeping earth is needy.
B The sleeping earth is lonely.
C The sleeping earth must be
hidden.
D The sleeping earth must be
protected

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