Read the excerpt from “On Beholding the Mountain."
There breathes the twilight wind and turns my sleeve.
Ah, genti breeze! To turn, home to return,
Is all my prayer; I cannot cease to grieve
On this long toilsome road; I burn, I burn!
Identify the probable connotation of home and its clue.
grief and the clue is burn
hell and the clue is burn
house and the clue is road
heaven and the clue is prayer

Heaven and the clue is prayer

Explanation:

It is evident that the poem's diction using the twilight wind turning a sleeve, means that the poet is juxtaposing himself against nature and his creator.

The heavy laden metaphor represents a road in the time of twilight which is gruesome.

So, the return back home is less elemental as the home and more ephemeral as the original home where the poet can return and no more burn and toil on the road of earthly life.

the emphasis on prayer (is all my prayer) confirms this.