Question

which words from \monets waterlilies\ by robert hayden most appeals to the sense of sight?
○ \poisons the air\
○ \i come again to see\
○ \through refracting tears\
○ \the seen, the known\

Explanation:

• "poisons the air" relates to smell, not sight.
• "I come again to see" refers to the act of looking but does not describe a visual image.
• "through refracting tears" describes how vision is distorted, directly engaging the sense of sight by referencing the visual effect of tears bending light.
• "the seen, the known" is abstract and does not evoke a specific visual detail.

Answer:

"through refracting tears"