English, asked by deekshitha3494, 6 months ago

Black as coal in the flame

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Answered by suhaniitiwari

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black as a coal flame".the literary device used in this line is smile

poem legend of northland

Answered by Manasi2005

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Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'simile' as '(the use of) an expression comparing one thing with another, always including the words "as" or "like."' Black as a coal in the flame."

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