Which of the following is a metaphor in this poem? A) Is twitching his nose. B) There are no metaphors in this poem. C)I'm the moon. D)I'm singing.

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Which of the following is a metaphor in this poem?

A) Is twitching his nose.
B) There are no metaphors in this poem. C)I'm the moon.
D)I'm singing.

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Not 100 percent sure but I think it's C. I'm the moon.

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