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English, 10.12.2019 03:31 jluckie080117

Read the excerpt below from the poem “edge” by sylvia plath and answer the question the follows.

feet seem to be saying:
we have come so farm, it is over.

which poetic technique do these lines from plath’s poem “edge” illustrate?

1. apostrophe
2. simile
3. allusion
4. personification

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