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Chloe Brandt

14 August, 13:48

Which excerpt from Neruda's "Your Laughter" contains an example of a metaphor?

"your laughter must raise / its foamy cascade"

"My love, in the darkest / hour your laughter / opens"

"I want your laughter like / the flower I was waiting for"

"because your laughter / will be for my hands / like a fresh sword."

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