Read the haiku. April’s air stirs in willow-leaves . . . a butterfly floats and balances Now, read Gabriel’s analysis of the haiku. This haiku contains a kigo in addition to a motif. Which word from the haiku supports Gabriel’s analysis? April’s willow-leaves butterfly balances

April's

Explanation:

A kigo is a word that is associated with a particular season in Japanese poetry. Kigo are common in haiku, but are not exclusive of this form. The word "April" is a kigo because it represents spring. The word is also a motif. A motif is an element in a text that has symbolic significance. In this example, the word "April" stands as a symbol of spring, as well as new beginnings and renewals.

idk

explanation:

i’m alive so yes and the author is a technique idiom