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English, 14.12.2020 22:50, Ramone8070

What does the author mean when he uses the metaphor, "there is an icebox where my heart used to be?" He is so cold that his heart feels frozen.
He is so cold that his heart feels frozen.

His heart is as cold as an icebox.
His heart is as cold as an icebox.

His heart is dying.
His heart is dying.

He is sad and it makes his heart feel cold and empty.

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