The poem is narrative, nothing is implied-suggested-or unsaid, idk the meaning, the mood of the poem is fear,idk the authors tone, no poetic devices are being used, My misstress' eyes are nothing like the sun!, idk the title
Answer:
This is a hyperbole, I believe.
Explanation:
Hyperbole provide a use of exaggeration to make a more impactful effect on it's readers. The quote itself means that the specter is unbelievably frightening to this person. In a bit more depth, stating that "the specter's voice disturbed the the very marrow of his bones" refers to how blood cells are produced. Without blood cells, you're body can't distribute oxygen, stating that this frightening creature was in complete control of him.
I would choose <span>Jasmine asked, "Do you think I should cut my hair to my chin, or only trim it?"</span>
