Flicker in the air, and next it's uncertain Where to go: Thistle or clover, Zinnia or honeysuckle? Tip and tap,
My bee thoughts hum, until they finally Land on one.
Use the poem to answer the question.
Which choice explains the metaphor in this poem?
(1 point)
The metaphor at the beginning of the poem compares thoughts to bees, and other metaphors are used throughout.
The metaphor extends throughout the poem as the speaker compares creative thoughts to bees' movements.
The metaphor comparing paintbrush strokes to bee movements is used throughout the poem.
The metaphor begins with a comparison of bees to thoughts and ends with a comparison of bees to music.
1 answer
The correct choice that explains the metaphor in the poem is:
The metaphor extends throughout the poem as the speaker compares creative thoughts to bees' movements.
This option accurately reflects how the poem consistently connects the idea of thoughts to the actions of bees as they move from flower to flower, representing the creative process and the exploration of ideas.
