Question

choose the poem that uses onomatopoeia. leave the lovely words unsaid; for another thought is fled from my dream - entangled mind. bird of passion, unenshrined. now sweet and clear, and faint and low, the airy tinklings come and go, like chimings from some far - off tower, or patterings of an april shower. from rollo britten, \bird of passion\ and from agnes e. mitchell, \when the cows come home\

Explanation:

Onomatopoeia is the use of words that imitate sounds. In the second poem, "tinklings" imitates a light, tinkling sound, and "patterings" imitates the sound of raindrops (like an April shower). The first poem does not have such sound - imitating words.

Answer:

The second poem (from Agnes E. Mitchell, "When the Cows Come Home") uses onomatopoeia.