From details about blossoms in both the first and third haiku, what conclusion can you draw? A. The poet feels exceedingly lonely. B. The poet lives in an urban setting. C. The poet enjoys the gentle beauty of nature. D. The poet enjoys the drama of nature at its most intense.

C. The poet enjoys the gentle beauty of nature

Explanation:

The poet refers to the blossoms as "sweet" and "fragrant," which are adjectives that refer to gentleness. The author also paints a warm picture for us about his or hers surroundings, how the "sun is rising" suddenly, and there is mist over a mountain, and the author even says it is a "perfect evening". All this clues lead the reader to understand that the poet enjoys the gentle beauty of nature.

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