Why has the poet brought in the image of the merry children ‘spilling out of their homes’?

The poem ‘Childhood’ exposes man and presents him in his true colours. All adjectives displaying negative qualities are not enough for such a man. This poem very innocently goads him to his real self. Explain.

Who is the speaker of Langston Hughes' Merry-go-round poem?a.An African American manb.A colored childc.The owner of the merry-go-roundd.Langston Hughes

The following text is adapted from William Blake’s 1789 poem “Nurse’s Song." The poem is written in the voice of a nurse addressing children playing outside.When the voices of children are heard on the green,   And whisperings are in the dale,The days of my youth rise fresh in my mind,   My face turns green and pale.Then come home, my children, the sun is gone down,   And the dews of night arise;Your spring and your day are wasted in play,   And your winter and night in disguise.What is the main idea of the text?The nurse worries about the dangers children encounter while playing outside.eliminateThe nurse laments how time is wasted in youth while watching children play.eliminateThe nurse watches children play and thinks about her own child.eliminateThe nurse is comforted by the pastoral scene of children playing outside on the green.

How does it contribute to the theme or message of the poem?

The Golden Age of Poetry for ChildrenGroup of answer choicesmarked a move towards educational uses of poetry in the schools.produced outstanding poets who provided children with moral lessons through poetry.produced poems that interpreted life from a child’s perspective.was a period when children of color and girls were commonly included in poems.