Which phrase in Li-Young Lee's "From Blossom" is not an example of a concrete detail?

A) This brown paper bag of peaches

B) To hold the fruit in our hands

C) At the bend in the road where we turned toward / signs painted Peaches

D) To take what we love inside

The poem is about the peaches, the main theme of the poem is to live your life to the fullest. He also talked about the fruit peach, they represent the precious moments of the life.

Thus, the correct option is D) To take what we love inside.

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Which phrase in Li-Young Lee's "From Blossom" is not an example of a concrete detail? A) This brown paper bag of peaches B) To hold the fruit in our hands C) At the bend in the road where we turned toward / signs painted Peaches D) To take what we love inside

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Which phrase in Li-Young Lee's "From Blossom" is not an example of a concrete detail?

A) This brown paper bag of peaches

B) To hold the fruit in our hands

C) At the bend in the road where we turned toward / signs painted Peaches

D) To take what we love inside