How does the metaphor in line 6 of the last stanza affect the
poem?
It grew to be Time's burs...
English, 23.07.2021 18:50 sammybrain
How does the metaphor in line 6 of the last stanza affect the
poem?
It grew to be Time's burst of dawn.
It emphasizes how Columbus's discovery led to the
beginning of a new world.
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It highlights the end of the long stretch of darkness
that Columbus sailed through
It creates a mental image of the sun shining through
the clouds.
It explains how in the morning light, the men were
able to see land
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