English, 03.03.2021 22:20, ComicSans10

Read the poem and then look back at line 22. Really pay attention to the 5th stanza (paragraph). 21) You will soon rob this land of your grace
22) And leave it dull as pale elephant skin
What is the author trying to get you to understand by using imagery in line 22?
A)
dull as pale elephant skin is used to help us feel happiness when the
butterfly leaves
B)
dull as pale elephant skin is used to help us feel sadness when the
butterfly leaves
dull as pale elephant skin is used to help us feel confusion when the
butterfly leaves
D)
dult as pale elephant skin is used to help us know what an elephant's skin
feels like

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