Question

In the poem "in Just-" the whistle doesn't:

A) add to the onomatopoeia in the poem
B) add to the rhyme in the poem
C) extend the goat-footed allusion to Pan and his pipes
D) refer to a child's toy

Answer 1

Without even reading the poem, what I can gather is a whistle in a poem should add a thyme, extend an allusion, and add onomatopoeia to a poem in general. These are all connected, the imposter that vented it's way into this question is D, refer to a child's toy.

Answer 2

Rhyme, not thyme. I apologize.