An allusion is an indirect reference about a person, place, or thing. <span />
Answer:
I would say ABC poem. please correct me if im wrong!!
Explanation:
The poem is :
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A medic, a reporter, an old man at sea;
The bell tolls and tolls for thee.
Ernest in name and earnest in prose,
Hemingway found beauty in a wilting rose.
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if you take that poem, and look at the ending words, its
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sea
thee
prose
rose
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if you figure out which ones rhyme using the abc method, its
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sea A
thee A
prose B
rose B
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thats how i came to the conclusion, of the abc poem!!
The answer to this question is that it is B, a possessive noun are that show ownership or possession.
a little bit of confused:
honestly i have no idea if what you posted was a question or somethi g to help someone with bad time-management (me) get better at that. either way it looks like all of that stuff is in order and if you were planning to help someone then thank you because i really needed that :)
#1: Leaphorn found himself thinking of the late Ernesto Cata, who had (as the Zuñi would say it): completed his path after thirteen years of life, and who had been the personifier of the Fire God.
#2: There were four law enforcement agencies in the case before the FBI got involved: (1) Leaphorn and the Navajo Police, (2) Navajo from the McKinley County Sheriff's Department, (3) Highsmith from the State Policemen, and (4) Pasquaanti from the Zuñi police.
#3: O'Malley clearly stated his opinion at the law enforcement meeting: he believed that Leaphorn had no business entering Shorty's Hogan.
#6: Training to be a Little Fire God (as young men found out each year) was not an easy task.