"when i have fears the cease to be"
the last two lines of the poem indicate a shift in the speaker's sentiments. which of the statements below correctly summarizes this shift?
a. he stands “on the shores of the wide world” and realizes that his ambitions for fame and love can now vanish.
b. he stands alone to “think” all by himself, because nobody understands how he actually feels.
c. he stands firmly on how death is just the beginning of another life, where “love and fame” can be achieved.
d. he stands in “nothingness” and sinks further into oblivion until he feels empty and has died figuratively.