poem the sun has long being set.Is this answer correct

Question

 

 

Read these lines from "The Sun Has Long Been Set":

 

And a far-off wind that rushes,

And a sound of water that gushes,

And the cuckoo's sovereign cry

Fills all the hollow of the sky.

 

Which summary does this text support? (5 points)

 

  

A)Sounds of nature overwhelm the speaker like wind.

B)Sounds of the night fill up the dark and vast sky.

C)The sky and nature offer nothing but hollowness of feeling.

 D)The speaker sees an empty sky and feels sorrow.

 

I think the answer is B

Answer 1

Hi Daisy;

I agree, the answer is B.

Answer 2

I think B is the correct response

B suggests that sunset has already taken place perhaps hours ago and now the "nature" of the setting is as described in B

I do not sense emptiness or loneliness etc/ It is simply the nature of the process