With english! 10 points!
1. how does blake personify summer in "odes to the season"?
a. as a bold man riding through the valley
b. as a king presiding over his kingdom
c. as a farmer bringing in the harvest
d. as a lover returning to his beloved

2. in which poem does sensory imagery convey the speakers sense that humans suffer when they fail to recognize " natures holy plan"?
a. keats the human seasons
b. wordsworth's lines written in early spring
c. coleridge sonnet to the river otter
d. blakes to winter

1- The correct answer is A.

In "Odes to the Season," Blake personify summer as a man riding through the valley.

It can be inferred from lines such as "O thou, who passest thro' our vallies," and "Sit down, and in our mossy vallies, on  some bank beside a river clear, throw thy  silk draperies off."

2- The correct answer is B.

The poem which uses sensory imagery to convey that humans suffer from not recognizing "nature's holy plan" is "Lines Written in Early Spring," by Wiliam Wordsworth.

Examples of this sensory -in this case visual- images are:

"Through primrose tufts, in that green bower,  

The periwinkle trailed its wreaths;"

can you take a picture of the passage

a.) literature that explores grotesque characters and eerie, violent occurrences in a dreary setting.