2 years ago

What time of day is this poet describing? in The Sun has long been set

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rjkz [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

night

Explanation:

given that the poet is saying "the sun has<em> long been set</em>" it means that the sun has not just set, but it has been set for a long while, meaning it is nighttime

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