Which two types of figurative language does Dickinson use in this stanza? -simile and metaphor -metaphor and personification -simile and personification -extended metaphor and simile

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Questioning asked Apr 10, 2022

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Which two types of figurative language does Dickinson

use in this stanza?
-simile and metaphor
-metaphor and personification
-simile and personification
-extended metaphor and simile

English
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metaphor and personification

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