What elements make on of the poems sound more like normal speech? which one and why? "pied beauty" by gerard manley hopkins to "sonnet 43", by elizabeth barrett browning.

"Pied Beauty" by Gerard Manley Hopkins is the answer. The lyric turns into an expression of remorse for these unusual or "bizarre" things, things that may not ordinarily be esteemed or thought lovely. They are all, he affirms, manifestations of God, which, in their variety, guide dependably toward the solidarity and changelessness of His energy and move us to "Applaud Him."

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The old have free hearts and free minds.