Here lie I, Martin Eliginbrodde
Have mercy on my soul, Lord Gọd
The extract above illustrates ______
epitaph
elegy
ballad
dirge
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The answer is "A."
A dirge is a mourning poem, performed without a musical accompaniment.
An epitaph, rather, is an inscription on a tombstone, the hint is in "Here lie I . . ."
Please correct this error.
dirge is a mourning poem normal,we all know ,buh how would the dead be mourning itself (lifeless thing) definitely it epitaph.
Tye right answer should be "epitaph" because that's an inscription written on a grave
this is an inscription on a tomb so definitely the answer is A. epitaph and also the selected answer Dirge is totally wrong because a dirge is a poem that laments about the death of someone but in this context, the dead can't lament his own death with the quote " here lie I"
