Thematic Function of a Biblical Allusion
Which of the following best explains how the allusion to Eden in Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay” contributes to the poem’s theme of impermanence?
A
It serves as a metaphor for human progress, suggesting that change is necessary for growth
B
It reinforces the notion that beauty is subjective and culturally defined
C
It connects the poem’s theme to the biblical concept of paradise lost, emphasizing the transient nature of perfection
D
It introduces a contrasting idea of eternal bliss, challenging the poem’s central theme of impermanence
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