Right in the beggining of the text we can see figurative language, like this excert:
"Her foward expression was steady and driving like the advance of a heavy truck".
In the poem "There Is No Frigate like a Book", the <u>A - main idea</u> is that books can transport your imagination and soul to all different parts. She conveys this by making an analogy between means of transportation and literature in the poem.
This is a short poem and has nothing to do with B- the life of dickingson, or the C- the poetic structure. The D- word choices she uses are as I mentioned, to compare different transportations: frigates and coursers, to literature.
1E 3F 2C 4A 5D 6B im sure
Answer:
she really just imagined it
Explanation:
beacuse there is no realistic way to do that