Answer:
Option b. William Carlos Williams' poem "The Red Wheelbarrow" is focused more on imagery than symbolism.
Explanation:
"The Red Wheelbarrow" is a poem written by American author William Carlos Williams that was first published without a name in 1923. The poem features a single sentence divided into four couplets composed of two lines each. Perhaps the most distinctive characteristic of the poem as well as of Williams' writing style, is the lack of complex writing in it. While most of the other contemporary writers of that time were focused on symbolism and making the reader unlock and deeply analyze their work, Williams wrote "The Wheelbarrow" not so much with symbolism but more focused on imagery, making the poem an imagery for an art piece, and not as a holder of a secret meaning.
