Read this excerpt from kinnell's poem "vapor trail reflected in the frog pond": the old watch: their thick eyes puff and foreclose by the moon. the young, heads trailed by the beginnings of necks, shiver, in the guarantee they shall be bodies. in the frog pond the vapor trail of a sac bomber creeps, i hear its drone, drifting, high up in immaculate ozone. what imagery is featured in this part of the poem? a. television coverage of the war b. the remains of war victims c. rice paddies d. swimming tadpoles

The remain of war victims is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Galway Kinnell was an American poet, winner of the Pulitzer and the National Book Award. As said in the question, the excerpt belongs to the poem "Vapor Trail Reflected in the Frog Pond".

Even though at the beginning of the excerpt the speaker talks about something that could be understood as swimming tadpoles, in the second stanza, both semantic field and tone change. At first, the speaker refers to nature, but after that, he talks about bombs and vapor around the pond making the excerpt violent (like war is) and creating the idea of the remains of war victims, in this case, the tadpoles..

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