Which thing in Hopkins's "Spring and Fall: To a Young Child" serves as a motif in the poem?

A.
Margaret, who reminds readers of youthful innocence

B.
Margaret's tears, which remind readers of lost love

C.
the fallen leaves, which remind readers of mortality

D.
the speaker, who reminds readers of adult wisdom

Question

Which thing in Hopkins's "Spring and Fall: To a Young Child" serves as a motif in the poem?	
 
 A.
Margaret, who reminds readers of youthful innocence
 
 B.
Margaret's tears, which remind readers of lost love
 
 C.
the fallen leaves, which remind readers of mortality
 
 D.
the speaker, who reminds readers of adult wisdom

anonymous · Answer

@CausticSyndicalist @One098 @undeadknight26 @SuperflyTyGuy @bohotness

anonymous · Answer

you good at english undead?

anonymous · Answer

er well...literature technically

superflytyguy · Answer

C. the fallen leaves, which remind readers of mortality http://www.shmoop.com/spring-and-fall/summary.html

bohotness · Answer

okay  i can help :_)

anonymous · Answer

Thanks alot @SuperflyTyGuy

bohotness · Answer

http://www.sparknotes.com/poetry/hopkins/section4.rhtml

anonymous · Answer

openstudy lag :/

bohotness · Answer

sparknotes acctualy helps smoop does not

anonymous · Answer

Alright
And thanks alot to both of you