Read the poem below carefully:
The old blacksmith turns his back on the glowing coals,
His heavy apron cast beside the anvil's base.
Where hammers once rang out like thunderous tolls,
Now silent cobwebs weave across the space.
He sweeps the iron filings from his palm,
And steps into the evening's quiet calm.
Based on the extract above, what can be inferred about the blacksmith's situation?
- He is permanently concluding his years of work at the forge.Cevap
- BHe is stepping outside for a short rest before resuming work at night.
- CHe has been forcefully evicted from his forge by villagers.
- DHe literally transforms into a web-spinning insect at dusk.
Cevap
The blacksmith is permanently concluding his years of work at the forge.
The inference that the blacksmith is permanently ending his trade is supported by multiple implicit details: casting off his apron, sweeping filings from his palm, and especially the imagery of cobwebs occupying a space where hammers used to ring out. Cobwebs signify long-term abandonment or cessation of activity.
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Drawing logical deductions from implicit imagery and narrative details in unseen poetry.