Advanced Placement (AP), 20.01.2021 18:40 mismhan01

In the poem "She Walks in Beauty," why are contrasting words like dark and bright, tender and gaudy, and shade and ray juxtaposed? OA.
To suggest that the woman is riddled with fascinating contradictions
ОВ. To depict the perfect balance the speaker admires in the womag
OC. To reveal the conflicted feelings the speaker has for the woman
OD. To show that the speaker is insecure about how the woman feels

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