Why is Autumn called a 'maiden fair'?
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Autumn is called a maiden fair because the poet uses the literary device called personification.
A personification is a literary device where human beings are compared to non-living things.
As a result of which the poet compares autumn to a beautiful and graceful lady who is adored by all
A personification is a literary device where human beings are compared to non-living things.
As a result of which the poet compares autumn to a beautiful and graceful lady who is adored by all
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Autumn is called a maiden fair because the poet uses the literary device called personification.
A personification is a literary device where human beings are compared to non-living things.
A personification is a literary device where human beings are compared to non-living things.
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