Which theme is common in many of Franz Kafka's works? A. Disloyalty
B. Victory
C. Affection
D. Alienation

Alienation

Explanation:

The correct answer is C the speaker's strong emotional reaction. In these lines we can notice the poet lamenting the loss of something essential to the world and his environment. He indirectly asks the readers to put themselves on his shoes and see the moment as he does. Her well pictured dead, used of the words her grave, shows us how sad and mourning he is, emphasizing his love and loss.