Question

Par A
In "Solitude," what can be inferred about the author's feelings
toward the natural world?

He is afraid in the company of other people, but he
has no fear around animals

Every part of the natural world is equally appealing,
but each in its own way.

He feels that people can learn a lot from observing
the interactions that take place in nature.

He understands the emotions of people but has
much to learn about those of animals

Answer 1

Answer:

Every Part of the natural world is equally appealing, but each in its own way

Explanation: The poem is constantly giving off the vibe that every detail was super nice and refreshing. But he never mentions that its giving off the same feeling. Have a great day! -Conner

Answer 2

Answer:

B: Every part of nature is equally appealing, in its own way.

Explanation: