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Why is the frog simile an effective image of the “Somebody” in Dickinson’s poem?

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maddieortega121 maddieortega121

10-02-2017

It croaks loudly, calling attention to itself.

I say it's this because the frog is croaking loudly to let itself be heard

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24-03-2021

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The frogs are all about the same size, varying in color and pattern which can help them blend into their surooundings.

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