PLS ANSWER 140 POINTS !! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST
Read the poem “Hatred” by Wisława Szymborska. Then, reread the lines indicated with each question below. Answer each question, citing text evidence.
Lines 1–11: What is the author comparing hatred to in these lines? Which words and phrases, especially verbs, help create this picture of hatred as a flesh-and-blood being?
The author says “How easily it vaults the tallest obstacles. How rapidly it pounces, tracks us down.” this gives us the image of something scary like a flesh and blood being
Lines 12–17: Identify the use of repetition and parallelism in these lines. What meaning does this use of repetition and parallelism convey?
Lines 18–33: What examples of repetition and parallelism are in these lines? How do these devices affect the lines’ meaning and tone?
Lines 41–52: How do these lines complete the image of hatred that the poet creates? Note specifically the images the poet evokes.
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