"learn by going where I have to go". The poet learns of______________?
Correct answer: D. the final destination where he has to reachExplore Top Audiobooks
- A. Going back to his hometown
- B. his errors and starts correcting them
- C. going back to the state of depression
- D. the final destination where he has to reachExplore Top Audiobooks
Explanation
The line means that the speaker discovers his direction and destination through the journey itself, rather than knowing the route in advance. Thus it points to learning the final destination he must reach, not returning to depression or simply correcting past errors.
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