English, 27.02.2020 19:23 martinezjulio1976

Which phrase is an example of a simile?
“The seen, the known / dissolve in iridescence”
“O light beheld as through refracting tears.”
“Here is the aura of that world / each of us has lost.”
“Here is the shadow of its joy.”

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“The seen, the known / dissolve in iridescence”
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