What do the word morning in the poem "will there really be a 'morning? '" and the word possibility in the poem "i dwell in possibility" have in common?

they represent a far away place

they represent something great

they represent something to hold

they represent the speaker

The correct answer would be B, They represent something great.

B). They represent something great.

Explanation:

The words, 'morning' in "Will there really be a 'Morning?" and 'possibility' in "I dwell in Possibility" are common as both of them represent something 'great' as the former poem employs 'morning' as a metaphor of 'Christ' while the 'possibility' in the latter stands for the poet's 'strength/power gained' through poetry. Both the poems by Emily Dickinson are dealing with great subjects. Thus, option B is the correct answer.

line a --> main

line b --> young

line c --> atitude