Which of the following characteristics shows that “the wife’s lament” is a fitting example of anglo-saxon poetry? a. a lyric quality b. a heroic battle c. a character changing fate d. a commoner’s rise to glory

A

Explanation:

Initially, lyric meant a song. In literature, the word lyric refers to a short poetic form, which has no restriction of meter. A significant characteristic of the lyric is the expression of personal emotion which tends to take place in the first person mode. Accordingly, "The Wife's Lament" is a fitting example of Anglo-Saxon poetry; the wife transmit feelings of loneliness and despair when she says: "Full of grief, I make this poem about myself, about my own fate".

d

explanation:

i remember this its d

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