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Which line from the poem to the dead in the graveyard underneath my window illustrates aspostrophe

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An apostrophe is when the poetic voice directly addresses someone or something that is not there. So, "to the dead" would be an apostrophe, because the poetic voice is speaking specifically to them, and the dead can't actually hear the voice or respond to it.

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