Rephrasing a poem can you pinpoint its main themes and ideas. paraphrase “my heart leaps up” by william wordsworth in simple, everyday language. how does summarizing the poem in this way aid your comprehension of the major themes and central idea?

I get excited when I see a rainbow.

I did at birth, and I do now at adulthood.

I'll keep doing it when I'm old, or until I die.

Parents create children, and were once children themselves.

And I hope to devoutly enjoy nature daily.

Summarizing helps understand the importance of certain diction choices used and which words are important for determining the major themes and central ideas of the poem. In My Heart Leaps Up, the metaphor for curiosity is more clearly shown by the rainbow after paraphrasing the poem, since it simplifies the wording to hone in on the importance of childhood curiosity being used through a person's lifetime.

the answer is:

b) to show the progression of inventions that took place in the bicycling industry.

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- the mistakes that have been done in the past will repeat themselves

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