English, asked by vrundawan, 8 months ago

What does the poetess know
in 'the clothesline' poem?

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Here the poetess compares the clothes hanging on the clothesline to restless horses that are leaping and galloping with happiness. ... The poetess tells us that she was flipping, flapping and flopping away with happiness. She flew away so fast that nobody knows where she went and where she could be.

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