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Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I'm going down like the titanic
Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I'm going down like the titanic
Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I'm going down like the titanic
Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I'm going down like the titanic
Explanation:
Eyes blue like the Atlantic and I'm going down like the titanic but thy i shall float like a ducky in a boat .
And I'm going down, like the Titanic. Eyes blue, like the Atlantic. And I'm going down, go-going down. [Verse 1: Rxseboy] I'm going down 'cause I was down for you. Lookin' like a clown for you ...
I dont know quit how to describe it but they would feel the same things that he feels when he sings the song
Answer: how hot the spear actually is An epic simile, or Homeric simile, is a rhetorical figure that compares, in a relatively lengthy manner, a strange or unfamiliar occurrence with a familiar event or thing. It is usually presented during moments of turmoil and it helps the reader reflect calmly on the scene being depicted.
In the excerpt above, the comparison is made between the blinding of the Cyclops with a hot spike, and how an iron spear is made by first making it hot and they quickly cooling it in order to mold it properly, just like the hot spear used by Odysseus cooled off as it entered the Cyclops eye.
Explanation:
Chiaroscuro (I am not sure that is spelled right.)
B is the answer to your question