How does the first–person perspective in the poem reinforce the idea that summer is an actual being? a
It is omniscient, which means that it knows everything, so summer must be an actual being.
b
It allows the reader to get into summer's mind and experience what it experiences.
c
It is told from the perspective of summer, which proves that it is an actual being.
d
It gives the impression that the speaker personally encountered summer as an actual being.