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The poet organizes the poem into a series of metaphors. What is the best choice for the impact he wanted to make on his readers with these metaphors?
to soothe readers by using familiar images
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to encourage readers to challenge newspaper publishers
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to elicit support for his position through the careful placement of details
to communicate his outrage at newspapers and readers through a series of images

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