English, 27.03.2020 04:29, genesisdiaz1352

In the last three lines of the poem, to what is a sense of beauty being compared?

A)
a person holding beads

B)
glorious windows in a church

C)
a person paralyzed with fear

D)
light coming through a cathedral window

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In the last three lines of the poem, to what is a sense of beauty being compared?

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