Why weren't the warriors as frightened by grendel's mother as by grendel?

Hello. You forgot to say that this question is about the poem "From Blossoms" by Li-Young Lee. Also, you forgot to talk about what "part A" is, so that your question can be answered.

"Part A" reports on what the peaches, referenced in the poem, mean for the speaker. They mean the inevitability of death.

D. "There are days we live / as if death were nowhere" ( Lines 17-18)

Explanation:

The poem shows a speaker who begins to reflect on the experience of buying a peach and savoring it year after year. When we taste the peach our organism is satisfied, happy and can even remember good memories, sweet and swaves, which makes us even forget that death exists and that one day it will reach us and prevent us from having all these sensations and memories again.