which image in "are poetic" represents" a history of grief" ? a. an empty doorway. b. a beach. c. two lights above the sea. d. the night entangled trees.

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User: which image in "are poetic" represents" a history of grief" ? a. an empty doorway. b. a beach. c. two lights above the sea. d. the night entangled trees.

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User: which image in "ars poetic" represents" a history of grief" ? a. an empty doorway. b. a beach. c. two lights above the sea. d. the night entangled trees.

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