English, 25.08.2021 03:10, jackyrodriguez92
In these lines of the poem 'Cynthia in the Snow' by Gwendolyn Brooks, what sense is being appealed to?
'It SHUSHES,
It hushes
The loudness in the road.'
1. Smell
2. Hearing
3. Sight
4. taste
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In these lines of the poem 'Cynthia in the Snow' by Gwendolyn Brooks, what sense is being appealed t...
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