Narrator's Observations of Nature

The transcript is a poetic exploration of the relationship between humans, animals, and nature. It reflects on the domestication of animals and humans, the interactions between different species, and the impact of wild nature. The poem by Linda Hogan uses vivid imagery to convey the interconnectedness of life and the complexities of these relationships.

What does the narrator mention they cannot smell on the sweater?

• The scent of the cat

• The scent of the fox

• The scent of the dog

• The scent of the garden

What does the garden swell with according to the narrator?

• Fresh flowers

• Wild animals

• Old and pungent herbs

• Tall trees

Which animals does the fox bow to in the narrator's observation?

• The dogs

• The vixen

• The cat

• The narrator

What does the narrator seek strength to watch?

• The garden growing

• The dogs playing

• The vixen feeding on a smaller body

• The cat hunting

What does the narrator reflect on about themselves?

• Their wild nature

• Their domestication

• Their hunting skills

• Their gardening skills