Question

How is ""Aunt Imogen"" a modernist poem? Select all that apply. It uses ornate language to celebrate and pay tribute to the individual. It addresses feelings of alienation and isolation. It uses traditional verse form to express its message. It focuses on the discovery of the true self.

Answer 1

It addresses feelings of alienation and isolation.

It uses traditional verse form to express its message.

It focuses on the discovery of the true self.

Step-by-step explanation:

The poem "Aunt Imogen" written by the poet Edward Arlington Robinson is an example of the modernist poetry. Modernism was the movement in the literary world that marked a shift from the Victorian traditions and values. "Aunt Imogen" is written in the traditional verse that presents a shift from the hustle life of modern world. The character of Aunt Imogen's self reflection and the realizations that she comes across presents the picture of alienation in the modern world.