Question
I do not fear for thee, though wroth
The tempest rushes through the sky:
For are we not God’s children both,
Thou, little sandpiper, and I?
Based on these lines, what is a universal theme of the poem?
Answer choices for the above question
The wonders of nature, while beautiful, can also be cruel and destructive.
One should take time to appreciate the little pleasures in life.
Divine protection exists for even the smallest beings.
Friendship is the most important quality, even between animals and humankind.
The tempest rushes through the sky:
For are we not God’s children both,
Thou, little sandpiper, and I?
Based on these lines, what is a universal theme of the poem?
Answer choices for the above question
The wonders of nature, while beautiful, can also be cruel and destructive.
One should take time to appreciate the little pleasures in life.
Divine protection exists for even the smallest beings.
Friendship is the most important quality, even between animals and humankind.
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Divine protection exists for even the smallest beings.