What impact does the figurative language in lines 5-8 have on the poem's meaning?A. The speaker's wrath ripens like a piece of fruit that, like the foe, is outwardly beautiful but inwardly rotten.B. The speaker tends to their wrath like a plant, implying that the speaker actually does care for the foe because of all of the attention they pay to them.C. The speaker's wrath grows every time their foe smiles at or acts kindly towards the speaker, which suggests that nothing can overcome hatred.D. The speaker tends to their wrath like a plant that later produces a poisoned fruit, implying that anger can feel satisfying but is toxic to let grow.
