The Anvil
Upon the workshop floor it stands alone, (1)
A silent block of iron, cold and gray,
Which bears the heavy hammer’s steady tone,
And shapes the glowing iron day by day.
It does not strike, it does not seek to break, (5)
But holds its ground against the burning blow,
And from the sparks that fly and paths they take,
A silent strength is all it has to show.
Based on the poem above, which of the following traits does the anvil primarily symbolize?
- Athe physical tools and workspace required for blacksmithing
- Bcold-heartedness and emotional isolation from others
- enduring strength and resilience under pressureCevap
- Dthe poet’s personal memories of working as a blacksmith
- Ea simple instance of personification that animates the workshop
Cevap
enduring strength and resilience under pressure
The correct answer is correct because the poem characterizes the anvil as a stable, unyielding object that 'holds its ground against the burning blow' and demonstrates 'silent strength' (lines 6 and 8). This context establishes the anvil as a symbol of endurance, stability, and resilience when subjected to external pressure.
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Analyzing symbolic function and meaning of an object in a poetic context.
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