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2 years ago

Where Beauty stands and waits

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erica [24]2 years ago

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The space between the words "leap” and "and” create a layer of meaning because:

It resembles the distance that Beauty will fall.

<h3>What is a Layer of Meaning?</h3>

The layer of meaning in a phrase refers to the connotation of a text or some other writing technique.

The first stanza talked about the death-defying leap of Beauty. The distance between the last and beginning words shows the long distance that Beauty will fall.

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