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"And life is too much like a pathless wood" simile definition from "Birches" by Robert Frost.
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It's a simile. Is there a question about it? Do you need it explained? (I can't do that)
I am not good at English....
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some example will be i smell like a dog.
pardon? @UH60blackhawk
That was an example of a simile.
that is a simile
I know what a simile is I just need this one explained
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oh ok
"And life is too much like a pathless wood"
It means it is easy to get lost when there are no directions
yes that is true
thank you @kelliegirl33 I will consider :)
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