What happened to the bird in the end of the poem 'the laburnum tree'?
a. she flew away
b. she stayed at the tree
c. she went to other tree
d. she went to bring some food for her younger ones
a. she flew away
b. she stayed at the tree
c. she went to other tree
d. she went to bring some food for her younger ones
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In the poem "The Laburnum Tree" by Mary Coleridge, the bird does not have a specified outcome or action at the end of the poem. Therefore, none of the options (a) she flew away, (b) she stayed at the tree, (c) she went to another tree, or (d) she went to bring some food for her younger ones can be confirmed as the correct answer based solely on the information provided in the poem. The poem leaves the fate or next steps of the bird open to interpretation or imagination.
A) she flew away