Read Holy Sonnet 7 by John Donne Then, answer the question. At the round earth's imagined comers blow Your trumpets, angels and arise anse From death you numberless infinities Of souls, and to your scattered bodies go All whom the flood did and fire shall o'erthrow All whom war dearth (hunger)agues (fevers ) tyrannies Despairlaw chance has slain and you whose eyes Shall behold God and never taste death's woe. But let them sleep. Lord and me mourn a space For if above all these my sins abound Tis late to ask abundance of thy grace When we are there here on this lowly ground Teach me how to repent for that's as good As if thou hadst sealed my pardon with thy blood.

How does the structure of this sonnet relate to its content or theme?

A.) the first 8 lines describe judgement days: the next 4 lines focus on grace; the final two lines focus on the speakers concerns that he may not be saved on that day
B.) the first 8 lines described judgement day; the final 6 lines focus on the speakers concern that he may not be saved that day.
C.) the first 3 sets of four lines describe, respectively, angels, humans beings, and god; the last 2 lines focus on the speakers feelings.
D.) the first 3 sets of four lines describe, respectively, a map, how people died, and the speakers grief; the final 2 lines state the speakers wishes.