Asked by carolyn
"That suddenly above the bee is heard,"
Is this an example of sensory language? It pertains one of the 5 senses(hearing)so I'm assuming.
Is this an example of sensory language? It pertains one of the 5 senses(hearing)so I'm assuming.
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Answered by
Writeacher
For one thing, it's a fragment, so it's pretty hard to be sure of what it means.
Why are you assuming anything? If this is from a poem or story, you need to include the whole context. We can't know or even assume anything unless we can read the whole thing.
Why are you assuming anything? If this is from a poem or story, you need to include the whole context. We can't know or even assume anything unless we can read the whole thing.
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