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English, 27.10.2021 07:40, masogreene123

Help! Lines 9–15: What simile is in lines 9–11? What two things are being compared? What simile is in lines 11–15?
What effect do the similes have on the last stanza of the poem?
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Help! Lines 9–15: What simile is in lines 9–11? What two things are being compared?

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