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What do the images of the school, ripening grain, and setting sun symbolize in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death"?

AStages of a typical school day

BStages of life: childhood, maturity, and old age

CDifferent times of the year

DAspects of nature the speaker enjoys

Answer:

B. Stages of life: childhood, maturity, and old age

Read Explanation:

In "Because I Could Not Stop for Death", the images of the school (children playing), ripening grain, and the setting sun symbolize the stages of life: childhood, maturity, and old age, respectively. These symbols represent the journey of life from beginning to end.


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