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Facing It
by c.safos
He set his face away
from the eclipse, his eyes seeking
their way to a place where the sun
does not see. In the distance,
the wheat waved and wilted under the wind
whose breath blew beyond the bare field.
Which of the following is an example of alliteration from the poem?
OA. The day found its bearings under
OB. groaning into a gorge with a slight gurgle and sigh
OC. He set his face away from all this

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Final answer:

Alliteration in the poem can be seen in lines like 'groaning into a gorge with a slight gurgle and sigh' and 'He set his face away from all this.'


Explanation:

Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds in neighboring words. In the poem, the line 'groaning into a gorge with a slight gurgle and sigh' is an example of alliteration as the 'g' sound is repeated prominently.

Another example of alliteration in the poem is the line 'He set his face away from all this,' where the repeated 'f' sound qualifies as alliteration.


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