The statement which best describes the poem's use of language is that Blake reveals emotions being cultivated like a garden, as expressed in option B.
What is the poem about?
- "A Poison Tree" was written by William Blake.
- It is about letting one's anger grow.
- Emotions are cultivated like a garden.
- Anger is compared to a poison tree.
According to the poem, when we do not express our feelings, especially anger, they grow in a dangerous way, and we end up hurting others. The speaker cultivates his anger like a tree, and the poisonous fruit it bears kill his enemy.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option B as the correct answer.
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