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13-01-2017
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In “Grass,” by Carl Sandburg, what does the grass want to do?

Ashovel bodies

Bremember battles

Cdrive a train

Dcontinue growing

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ZeroKiryu ZeroKiryu

13-01-2017

It sounds like D, just because it keeps saying let me work and I cover all.

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StormEnd StormEnd

15-02-2019

The answer is: d) continue growing.

In the poem "Grass," by Carl Sandburg, the grass wishes to continue growing so that it covers up the dead bodies and hides the human shame of war. After mentioning famous battles during the American Civil War and the First World War, the composition suggests that war is useless and that even though the grass disguises the bodies of soldiers and civilians, the memories of war endure for a long time.

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