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In the second stanza of Emily Dickinson poem what does “heaven” rhyme with? A. God B. Spot C. Given D. Yet
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In the second stanza of Emily Dickinson poem what does “heaven” rhyme with? A. God B. Spot C. Given D. Yet

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Answer: C Given

Explanation: given is most closely related to heaven than anything else

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