He's like the wind
He runs away, and there is no way to catch him
In the sunlight, I can feel his presence
But, there is no way to feel his masculine figure
He's like the wind
He runs away, and there is no way to catch him
In the depths of night I search
But, there is no way he can be found
He’s like the wind
He runs away, and there is no way to catch him
Women have wondered
What they see in him
They try so much
But they can’t touch or fetch what is deep inside him
The Literary Trait/Characteristic that cannot be associated with A Wagner Matinee, In Another Country, A Worn Path or Black boy is Hyperbolic Description. Hence the correct answer is D.
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What is a Hyperbolic Description?</h3>
This refers to the act of exaggerating a thing beyond how it is in actual fact.
An example would be to state that one is a tiny dog with a very loud bark.
See the link below for more about Hyperbolic Description:
brainly.com/question/2351925
Answer:
No
Explanation:
Climax is the term used to refer to the part of story or play where the tension or action reaches its highest part.
"George ate his chicken nuggets." is more than likely just part of the rising action
Answer:
Name = Cream-Topped Fruit Pastry
(My names aren't that creative)
Behold! The only dessert that has successfully nailed the balance between the soft yet firm outer crust, and the warm ooey, gooey-ness of the caramelized fruits that fill its core.
The crust of this delectable morsel, is a golden, crisp-brown color, and atop is a perfect scoop of vanilla ice cream. Its insides contain chopped apples/pears, that mingle together in a sweet, syrupy mixture, comprised of more apples/pears.
(I hope ya like this answer, I tried my best on it :) Also, sorry if some of the words are more subjective, rather than descriptive, I got a little carried away. By the way, I worked really hard on this so can you please consider giving me brainliest? It would mean quite a lot to me :)
