Question

Read "Hope" by Emily Dickinson.

The speaker in the poem compares hope to a bird that

comforts her without asking for things.
warns her when danger is approaching.
is a pet and is difficult to take care of.
is easily frightened by bad weather.

Answer 1

In Emily Dickinson's poem "Hope," the speaker compares hope to a bird that **comforts her without asking for things**. The bird represents hope as a persistent and uplifting presence in her life, singing sweetly and providing solace even in difficult times.