Question

Jane and Her Needle

My shining needle! much I prize
Thy tender form and slender size,
And well I love thee now;
Though when I first began to sew,
Before thy proper use I knew,
And often pricked my fingers too,
A trial sore wert thou.
Then speed thee on my needle bright,
The love of thee makes labor light.

Oh, soon thy motions to control,
In collar, wristband, button-hole,
My ready hand attains;
And with thee I can help to form,
Full many a garment stout and warm,
To shield from winter's wind and storm,
The aged and the blind.
Then speed thee on my needle bright,
The love of thee makes labor light.

From what point of view is the poem written?
A.
Jane
B.
a boy
C.
the needle
D.
the author

Answer 1

yo no spik inglish krnal yo spik sapañolo :,v

Answer 2

Respuesta:

The answer is Jane

Explicación:

I am talking the test right now and I got it correct