What are the central ideas in anne bradstreet’s “as weary pilgrim, now at rest”?
a. rebirth and rejuvenation
b. death and solace
c. conversion and religion
d. sin and god’s wrath

I would like to say the answer is: B-death and solace

When I read the poem, it seems as if someone is about death and a person longing to be with their deceased loved one.

Here are a few examples of why I think this:     

 - As weary pilgrim, now at rest... His dangers past and travails doneThe burning sun no more shall heatNor stormy rains on him shall beat.

longing to be with ones loved one who has died example:-

 O how I long to be at restAnd soar on high among the blessedThis body shall in silence sleepMine eyes no more shall ever weep.

Hopefully this helped and yes, I did take some excerpts from the poem so that you could see why I thought B was the best answer. Good luck.

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