English, asked by hamna160, 10 months ago

'Loving leaves' in the poem To blossoms is an example of: Alliteration, metaphor or simile ...plz answer fast

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Answered by yashipandey06

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Answer:

loving leaves is alliteration and personification as well

Explanation:

alliteration as it has l in start of both the words and personification as the poet has given the loving quality to the leaves.

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