How does the mirror swallow?what is the poetic device used here
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The poetic device used here is personification.
The mirror here like a human being is shown to consume and take in whatever it is fed. It takes in the image of an object or a person who comes in front of it. The image that is taken in or absorbed once is not revealed again by the mirror at any later stage.
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The mirror here like a human being is shown to consume and take in whatever it is fed. It takes in the image of an object or a person who comes in front of it. The image that is taken in or absorbed once is not revealed again by the mirror at any later stage.
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DiyanaN:
thnk u
Rnt u sure abt ths ans?
bcs our tchr said poetic devise is metapho
*metaphor
But here mirror is given human qualities so the poetic device is personification only
ok then thnx
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To figure out this line, it helps to think of what mirrors do to everything they see they reflect it. Swallowing everything, then, is a metaphor for reflecting everything.The substitution of "swallowing" for "reflecting" makes this mirror seem human. It appears hungry to us, and a little unforgiving and scary.
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