This poem describes a train as if it were a horse. Which lines uses imagery to describe sound of a train? "In horrid, hooting stanza," "And lick the valleys up" "I like to see it lap the miles" "Then, punctual as a star,"

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This poem describes a train as if it were a horse. Which lines uses imagery to describe sound of a train?   "In horrid, hooting stanza,"   "And lick the valleys up"   "I like to see it lap the miles"   "Then, punctual as a star,"

anonymous · Answer

in horrid, hooting stanza

anonymous · Answer

I would say "and lick the valleys up". It gives a visualization in one's mind. Then again it would have been more helpful if you had provided us with the poem :P

anonymous · Answer

I would say the hooting one, when it says lick the valley i literally think someone is licking part of a valley

anonymous · Answer

Lol well at least it creates an image in your mind o-o

anonymous · Answer

True point haha, just the wrong one

anonymous · Answer

^ Exactly :P

anonymous · Answer

Thanks haha

anonymous · Answer

No problem :) And thank you :3