Both "the tiger" and "the lamb" convey similar messages, also called
iambs.
parall...
English, 10.12.2019 12:31, Gearyjames8
Both "the tiger" and "the lamb" convey similar messages, also called
iambs.
parallelisms.
refrains.
themes.
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