Question

iii. The poet addresses the bird as?​

Answer 1

Answer:

$hello$

Answer ⤵️

The poem opens with the trope figure of speech called an apostrophe in which an object or a nonhuman entity–in this case, the skylark–is spoken to as though it were a living human: “Hail to thee, blithe Spirit!” Personification occurs when the poet addresses the bird as if it were a human being.

Answer 2

Answer ⤵️

The poem opens with the trope figure of speech called an apostrophe in which an object or a nonhuman entity–in this case, the skylark–is spoken to as though it were a living human: “Hail to thee, blithe Spirit!” Personification occurs when the poet addresses the bird as if it were a human being.