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What are the poetic devices used in the poem of louse and the mosquito by vikram seth.

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Answered by aanu009

In this poem the literary devices are
1 Simile- (The quilt-smooth as banks of Ganges silt!)
2 personification-(Nothing i think so because i had a holiday homework on this and i couldn't find).

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