Read these lines from the poem. let the proud white man boast his flocks, and fields of foodful grain; my home is ’mid the mountain rocks, the desert my domain. what do these lines reveal about the bushmen's viewpoint? (a) the bushman resents the white man's greediness in clearing land to farm and raise livestock. (b) the bushman is impressed by the ability of the white man to farm and raise livestock. (c) the bushman feels the environment in which he chooses to live is inferior to that of the white man. (d) the bushman is scornful of the white man's need to modify the natural environment to survive.