English help please?

1)In "Oread," H.D. uses words such as "splash," "hurl," and "cover" in order to
a. mirror images of nature to develop a natural rhythm for the poem.
b.create a powerful visual image of the action of the sea.
c. construct a metaphorical image to describe the power of the sea.
d. build an image of the sea as a vengeful and powerful force.
2.The language and the images in "This Is Just To Say" evoke a sense of
a. foolishness.
b. nervousness.
c. playfulness.
d. passiveness.
3. How does the poet present the image of waves in "Oread"?
a. by comparing them to trees
b. by comparing them to pools
c. by comparing them to rocks
d. by comparing them to grass
4. The poet's intent in "Oread" is to present an image of a
a. sea creature.
b. rocky shore.
c. powerful sea.
d. beach with trees.
5. Which is a feature of imagist poetry that is reflected in "Oread"?
a. the use of sentimental language
b. the use of abstract language
c. the description of a single image
d. the description of multiple images
6.The language used in "This Is Just to Say" is representative of imagist poetry because it is
a. direct and straightforward.
b. fantastical and abstract.
c. sentimental and whimsical.
d. complicated and formal.
7. Which best describes the author's intent in "This Is Just To Say"?
a. to describe the experience of doing something joyful
b. to describe the experience of eating plums
c. to describe the experience of letting someone down
d. to describe the experience of apologizing to someone

How do I write a lyric poem?

I am in a 10th grade English course right now, and we have to write a lyric poem. I know it has to be about emotion, and we have a guideline sheet, but I don't know what to write about. I'm not much of an emotional person myself, and all I can think about writing is sports, but I would rather write about something else. Thanks!

Don't try to swim with the big fish , big fish are selfish they never swim up or down they just go round and round in there own little sad circle. The sea is deep with a very nasty undercurrent that will take you 'Downnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn '

Good poem I like a poem that makes me think lol :)

For me it's difficult to relate to a poem when you don't know who
the author is. Maybe not others, that's just me. I like the pic,
and is Evidence that Demands a Verdict: God is our Creator.

The poem was very average, and could be made better with a
little effort editing and working on better sentences. Second
to last line, who or what is "it?" The poem is vague on why
life causes you misery? Lost love? Poem, does it have a
title. Good effort sire.

The first theme is about holding your ground, and the second is that we are individuals and not the same. I think they're too simple to get an award. Try to make them reveal something in yourself or others, society, that no one knows, cause everybody knows the themes of your poems.

Also "goes" isn't a noun, so it looks like a forced rhyme that isn't very good, cause it doesn't make sense. Try to use common grammar.
"the guy's still fighting all his rows"

Hey - is there somebody who could help me to analyse the following poem from Sumerian Vistas by A.R. Ammons?

if nature could speak
would it have something
to say right where it says nothing:
that is, be like me, reticent,
patient, waiting and slowly the
progressions will find progressive gears
(even now backsteppings are being wound
forward) and the wind seek key other
than the eaves-key: nature would say,
be still, that is to say, indifferent
like me, only to say so would
motion difference:
probably this is why nature says nothing
it has nothing to say