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an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.
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Okay, I dont know the poem you're talking about but I'll give this a go.
Yes, it is a metaphor, and it's obviously symbolic.
green here means Agriculture, plants, trees or generally speaking (Nature)
And gold would mean something that is precious,Valuable, not necessarily money but it might be money too.
The writer is insinuating that Nature is precious, Valuable.
The writer can also be saying that there is riches/money in Agriculture.
Now depending on the full context of the poem, you can pick either interpretation.
I hope I made it as simple as possible.
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Light or visible light is electromagnetic radiation within the electromagnetic spectrum that can be perceived by human eyes.
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The best way would probably be " Your dog can learn from sitting to rolling over to begging for food."
Answer: the atmosphere after a death in a house.
This line is from a poem by Emily Dickinson titled "There's been a Death in the Opposite House."
The use of imagery in this line tells us a lot about the events of the poem. The fact that there is a doctor at the location implies that the conflict of the story is somehow related to health. Also, the presence of neighbors and the movement of windows makes us think of a house. Finally, the way the windows are opened and the neighbors rush in and out give the poem a chaotic tone, and imply that the event is a tragic and difficult one.
