What literary tool does john keats use to readers identify with autumn in "to autumn"?
a. a...
English, 20.08.2019 15:00 denarreiahspen5921
What literary tool does john keats use to readers identify with autumn in "to autumn"?
a. an extended simile, comparing autumn to a city
b. third-person point of view, revealing characters' thoughts
c. alliteration, filling the poem with soft sounds such as s
d. personification, addressing autumn as a person harvesting crops
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