English, asked by pepso, 1 year ago

which literary devices are used in beehive book's poems
pls tell me the right answer
at least four poems literary devices:
alliteration
simile
personification
metaphor

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Answered by tasha28

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you want four from each poem or these four that you have given
and from which class's book

pepso: class9

tasha28: which class tell this

tasha28: okay

tasha28: wait a minute

tasha28: the road not taken, wind

pepso: which literary device is used in these poems

tasha28: personification only

pepso: ok

pepso: 3 remaining

pepso: are the answers u giving right

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