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English, 04.07.2019 08:40 muffinpuncher

Select two of the devices you identified in the preceding questions. explain exactly what is being compared and how the poetic device functions in the context of the poem. follow this example: "angel of the evening" is a metaphor. blake is comparing the evening star to an angel because it shines brightly in the sky and, he infers, it takes a compassionate interest, as an angel would, in the people on the earth below.

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