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English, 04.01.2020 03:31 giuliabril

Read the passage from "it sifts from leaden sieves." it ruffles wrists of posts as ankles of a queen - then stills its artisans - like ghosts - denying they have been - which poetic device is demonstrated in the passage? what is its meaning?

simile; snow protects like a high fence

metaphor; snow is a schoolyard bully

imagery; the snow is deep and slippery

personification; the snow commands its workers

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