- The figure of speech in the poem are:
Anthropomorphism: The blade grass breaking - Metaphors: Steel muscles tightening
- Personification: The frogs take up their song
<h3>What is Anthropomorphism?</h3>
Anthropomorphism entails ascribing non-human entities with overtly human characteristics and having the ability to behave like humans.
For example, the water bled.
<h3>What is a Metaphor?</h3>
A metaphor is a figure of speech when a word or phrase is used to describe something other than what it technically means.
<h3>What is Personification?</h3>
The practice of giving an non-human entity the qualities of a human being is called personification. See the example given above.
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<span>The similarities between the poem''The golden cat and ''the cat and at the moon ''are
1.The phases as the cat's eyes change shape and the moon changes shape.
2.The oppositions are black and white and distance between the cat and the moon</span>
