A poem's words and details give clues about the author's attitude toward his or her subject. In "Fear," what is Mistral's attitude toward the mother's fears? A. She thinks that the mother's fears are unnecessary. B. She feels sorry for the child who is smothered by such fears. C. She believes that the mother's fears are not normal. D. She sees that the mother's fears spring from her deep love.
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