He Had His Dream He had his dream and all through life. Worked up to it through toll and strife. Afloat foreter before his eyes It colored for him all his skies: The storm-cloud dark Above his bark. The calm and listless vault of blue Took on its hopeful hue. It tinctured every passing beam- He had his dream. He labored hard and failed at last. His sails too weak to bear the blast. Which statement best compares the ideas about hopes and dreams expressed in "He Had His Dream"and "Hope"? 1. Both poems suggest that hopes and dreams are nurtured by experiencinggeriodic success. 2. Both poems show that hopes and dreams are essential during unpredictable events like storms. 3. "He Had His Dream"links strong effort with dreams while "Hope" suggests hope is present without effort 4. "He Had His Dream"relates dreams to overcoming a tragedy while "Hope links hope with achieving a goal.