Name and explain the figure of speech in phrase 'ruby crowned high rises'.
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I'm not acquainted with the poem, but "highrises" are simply tall buildings, and "ruby-crowned" must be a metaphor referring to the tops of the buildings gleaming red (most likely at sunset).
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The figure of speech in the above phrase is metaphor
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