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What does the poet imply by mentioning 'sleeping flowers'?

1

Nature in rest

2

Human ignorance

3

Missed opportunities

4

Beauty that is unseen

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Answer

D. Beauty that is unseen

Solution:

'Sleeping flowers' implies beauty that is unseen, suggesting that the poem reflects on the neglect of nature's splendor due to human distractions and materialism.

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