The poet uses "laughter" in the first stanza of the poem to depict the hornbill's sound as O joyful. O loud. O appalling. O frightening.

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The poet uses "laughter" in the first stanza of the poem to depict the hornbill's sound as

O joyful.
O loud.
O appalling.
O frightening.

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joyful.

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Radioactive Head answered Dec 11, 2024

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