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solmaris [256]
3 years ago
12

How does the poet's word choice to describe T cells contribute to the meaning of the poem​

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DiKsa [7]3 years ago
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Answer: By comparing T cells to soldiers, the author stresses their importance in keeping the immune system healthy.

Explanation:

In his poem,<em> "Immunity"</em>, Kim Roberts stresses the importance of T cells for our immune system.

He compares T cells to "sentries " that stand "at a crenellated wall." In other words, these cells protect our immune system, just like the warriors protect their defensive wall in a battle. He describes the cells as holding sheets, and he can hear their "rhythmic chant." With this word choice, the author emphasizes that, without T cells, it would be impossible to preserve immunity.

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