Discussion
In this poem, the poet describes the :
Answer: C
The poet describes the beauty and vastness of Earth.
The poem opens 'Great, wide, beautiful, wonderful world', praises the water, grass, air and wind, asks 'How far do you go', listing wheat-fields, rivers, cities, gardens, cliffs, isles and people 'for thousands of miles', and ends 'Ah, you are so great, and I am so small'. Every stanza returns to how beautiful and how vast the world is.
The poem says nothing of the Earth's past. Plants (grass, trees, wheat-fields) and cities are only items in its lists, not its subject.
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