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Analysis Of Figurative Language

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In line 16, the phrase "nor ever can those trees be bare" is best described as
A

a symbol of the author's fervent hope that beauty will not be destroyed by age

B

a metaphor for spring

C

a symbol of eternal youth

D

a metaphor for health

E

a euphemism for chastity

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