1. Identify Patterns Lines 1-3 of the poem include a simile, a comparison between
two un...
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1. Identify Patterns Lines 1-3 of the poem include a simile, a comparison between
two unlike things that uses the word like or as. What idea does the simile convey?
Explain how this simile helps establish a pattern in the poem.
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