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how does the writer compare the water in a landscape to a human eyes?

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Answered by radharamesh199

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The writer compares water in a landscape to the eyes in a human face. He makes this comparison because water reflects the mood of the hour, being bright and bay when the sun shines, turning to dark and gloomy when the sky is overcast.

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how does the writer compare the water in a landscape to a human eyes?​

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how does the writer compare the water in a landscape to a human eyes?