Academically, cutting it very broad technically, these two geniuses might
be classed as `Romantics` but they are not typical of The Romantics.
You might find, yes, the first answers` suggestions - Keats, Wordsworth, some of Elisabeth Barrett Browning, Christina Rossetti having more the flavour and adornment and/ in rhyme more typical than either Dickinson or Whitman whose deep works reflected more the cultural, than The Romantic zeitgeist. Dickinson, melancholically, Whitman more exuberantly... Though if tyou like them, or one, you will enjoy the task more :) and be more exacting I imagine.
Answer:
In 1928 the voting age for British women was twenty one
Explanation:
It is the only one not an opinion
'Basquiat gained celebrity due to both his striking art and his electrifying personality. He was fearless, creative and driven, quickly becoming a cultural icon embodying the New York City art scene of the 1980s and beyond'
Answer:
metaphor
Explanation:
Simile - compares two things using like or as
Metaphor - Compares to things without using like or as
The phrase "The assignment was a breeze" compares the assignment and the breeze without using like or as therefore it is a metaphor
