English, asked by sprishadakoria, 10 months ago

which figures of speech are in the poem "The Moon"

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Answered by XxitzArnavxX

Answer:

The moon is broken like a mirror is a figure of speech that is a simile which uses personification to describe its complex meaning. Explanation: A simile is sentence has a hidden meaning to it. It is used diversely in English literature and poetry.

Answered by Kannan0017

Answer:

the figure of speech used here are

personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole

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