Question

Read the first haiku.

Mountain-rose petals
falling, falling, falling now . . .
waterfall music

Now, read the second haiku.

By that fallen house
the pear-tree stands full-blooming . . .
an ancient battle-site

What theme do both haiku have in common?

Beauty endures, even among destruction.
Death is inevitable, conquering all.
Nature is the original creator of melody.
The scars of war never truly fade.

Answer 1

:O they have something to do with nature

Answer 2

If you guys aren't going to help in assisting them, please say it in chat, messages or whatever, not on someone's post. Thanks.

Answer 3

Mountain-rose petals
falling, falling, falling now . . .
waterfall music
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By that fallen house
the pear-tree stands full-blooming . . .
an ancient battle-site
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Both of the Haiku's indicate that there surrounded by nature.

Answer 4

That would be incorrect though. Don't ask for medals.

The correct answer that would be correct is A: Beauty endures, even among destruction.
Give me a second to explain in depth.

Answer 5

oop- ok i see what i did wrong..

Answer 6

From the given text and all, the evidence basically points out that things were falling. But yes, it also says waterfall music which I can understand why C would be the answer. But in the second haiku also points out by a fallen house there's a pear tree blooming whilst it was an ancient battle-site where there's plenty of destruction and debris. If that makes sense.

Answer 7

i wasnt paying attention that there was answer choices