"shed" is the noun that is the object.
The easiest and hardest poetic devices are hyperbole and irony respectively
<h3>What are poetic devices?</h3>
Poetic devices are literary tools used to convey meaning and bring clearer imagination in writing.
Hyperbole is a poetic device that makes use of exaggeration to bring emphasis and clearer meaning in writing
Irony makes use of contradiction whereby the true meaning of a particular idea is different from its appearance or presentation. Irony can often be confused with other literary devices such as paradox.
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After a thorough research, there exists the same question that has the following line and choices.
<span>"I served them well/with my noble blade, as was only fitting. /Small pleasure they had in such a sword-feast/dark things in the sea that meant to eat me."
</span>A. conflict
B. Kenning
<span>C. Falling action </span>
<span>D. Resolution
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The correct answer is letter B. Kenning. Kenning is a type of circumlocution. Its form is compounded and shows figurative language in substitute of a concrete single-word noun.