In "grass," the use of commanding language expresses select all that apply
a. a harsh tone
b. traditional pastoralism
c. intimacy with the reader
d. callousness toward the dead

C. Intimacy with the reader.

D. Calloesness toward the dead.

In his poem Grass, Carl Sandburg gives you the perspective of the grass in the battle fields, how the death will be consumed by the grass, and how he will cover all up, giving the sense that in the end, everything passes, everything ends, everything is temporary, the earth will still be there, after us.

the mending wall was written by robert frost