A moth saves him by aspiring to fly the stars instead of flying to a lamp and dying. Because the moth follows his dream to fly to a star, he never makes it, but he doesn’t burn up into flames.
The thing which the cloud in the simile represents is that it shows that the child can learn the words she is teaching.
<h3>What is a Poem?</h3>
This refers to the use of stanzas to show the thoughts and feelings of a poet to a listening audience.
Hence, we can see that from the given poem, there is the use of stanzas to show the feelings of the poet as she describes a child who is trying to learn some words, and also that the use of simile to compare the cloud represents that the child can learn the words she is teaching.
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The word insistently could replace the word clamored or clamoures
