Answer:
A. Calm
B. Quiet
Explanation:
D. H. Lawrence's poem "The White Horse" is a short poem of one stanza with just three lines. But despite the limited number of lines, the poem was able to give a deeply meaningful expression of the relationship between the horse and the youth.
The youth walks up to the white horse, to put its halter on
and the horse looks at him in silence.
They are so silent, they are in another world.
Within these three lines, the horse and the youth both seem to come to an agreement over what is happening. The horse did not refuse the halter and with that, they both looked at each other "in silence". This silence seemed to be the quiet agreement over what's happening, which is not specified.
And the tone of the poem is a calm and quiet approach.
Thus, the correct answers are options A and B.
