'They do not lie awake in the dark...' Name the figure of speech.
a. metaphor
b.synechdoche
c. oxymoron
d. Internal rhyme
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'They do not lie awake in the dark. The figure of speech: 'Synecdoche' - that's option B.
What is Synecdoche?
- A synecdoche is a figure of speech used to represent the whole of a subject.
- The given expression has been taken from 'Songs of Myself' by Walt Whitman.
- In this poem, he is comparing animals and humans.
- Humans stay awake in the dark to cry on their wrong deeds while animals sleep carelessly.
- Thus, option B is correct.
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