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HELP! PLEASE! The last two lines of the poem provide an example of which poetic element? But the North sighed low, “Snow, snow, more snow!” personification symbolism simile metaphor
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HELP! PLEASE! The last two lines of the poem provide an example of which poetic element?

But the North sighed low,
“Snow, snow, more snow!”

personification

symbolism

simile

metaphor

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the answer is metaphors
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Answer: Metaphor

Explanation: because its saying how everything is covered in thick snow

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