From the following options, choose the statement that best expresses the main idea of “the planet on the table.” then write the letter of the answer you choose, and briefly defend your choice. use at least two details from the poem to support your ideas. a. the makings of the sun are the things of the natural world, while the makings of the poet are poems that reflect the imaged world. b. the poet should write about pleasant things instead of “waste and welter.” c. the makings of the sun will die and decompose, but the makings of the poet’s mind will be eternal. d. poems should be true to the inner world of the poet’s mind. the planet on the tableariel was glad he had written his poems. they were of a remembered timeor of something seen that he liked. other makings of the sunwere waste and welterand the ripe shrub writhed. his self and the sun were oneand his poems, although makings of his self, were no less makings of the sun. it was not important that they survive. what mattered was that they should bearsome lineament or character, some affluence, if only half-perceivedin the poverty of their words, of the planet of which they were part.