Select the correct answer from the drop down. How does the poet develop the theme? The poet develops the theme by A. Comparing difficulties in life to fierce storms and cold lands.
B. Describing how cold life can become when we face hardships
C. Comparing hope to a bird that's is free and resilient no matter the situation
D. Explaining that hope is an internal feeling that can be nurtured over time.

"Hope" is the thing of feathers by Emily Dickinson.​

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