Question
In the last line of the poem "I Look into My Glass," to what does the phrase "throbbings of noontide" refer?
Question 7 options:
A)
Hunger pangs
B)
Youthful urges
C)
An aging body
D)
Heart palpitations
Question 7 options:
A)
Hunger pangs
B)
Youthful urges
C)
An aging body
D)
Heart palpitations
Answers
GPT-4o mini
In the poem "I Look into My Glass" by Thomas Hardy, the phrase "throbbings of noontide" refers to **B) Youthful urges**. The phrase evokes a sense of vitality and the passions associated with youth, contrasting with the themes of aging and loss present in the poem.