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The burning of leaves
Title: The burning of leaves
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 291 | Pages: 1.2 (approximately 235 words/page)
The burning of leaves
The Burning of the Leaves
1. The mist is described as ‘weeping’ because it contains a dew like substance which is moist.
2. The bonfire is a ‘smouldering ruin’ in the way in which the leaves are burnt by a flame with remains of a glowing ash.
3. The author calls the hollyhock a ‘fallen tower’ because a hollyhock is a tall plant which has many flowers. Its height resembles a tower.
4. The poem makes you imagine:
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…showed last 75 words of 291 total…the description and colour of the leaves as ‘burnt’. It also talks about mist which is found in autumn.
7. Sheaves are described by the words: brittle, blotched, ragged and rotten.
8. The grammatical name for these words is a bundle.
9. The word reek describes a smell.
10. The reddest rose is described as a ghost because it is at the end of its season and is dead.
11. The spices of June are the smells of summer.
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