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English, 01.09.2019 18:00 majestyic1207

The meaning of a poem is often "subjective", since individual readers may have a different personal reaction to the work.
a) determined by facts and figures that can be universally agreed upon.
b) drawn from thoughts and feelings that change from person to person
c) established by reviewing patterns and trends that may emerge
d) based on creative impulses and insights that are unique to each person

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