Question

1. Which of the following is an example of alliteration from the poem?
He set his face away
whose breath blew beyond the bare field
The day found its bearings under
like a scarecrow wearing fearless birds.

Answer 1

Facing It
by c.safos


He set his face away
from the eclipse, his eyes seeking
their way to a place where the sun
does not see. In the distance,
the wheat waved and wilted under the wind
whose breath blew beyond the bare field.
The day found its bearings under
the chorus of cicadas chirping,
their tempo keeping time like a moving train.

He set his face away from all this
and beneath him, the rainwater from the storm drained
groaning into a gorge with a slight gurgle and sigh.
The fields fall fallow under the flood and freeze, and somehow he found her—
her hair dancing
like Medusa's split ends,
his feet cementing him
like a scarecrow wearing fearless birds.

Answer 2

idk sry

Answer 3

i have no idea im sorry

Answer 4

yall ok

Answer 5

@cecormier

Answer 6

@Smileyside

Answer 7

im thinking b

Answer 8

2nd one bc alliteration is when the first letter of a word is the same

Answer 9

like "sally said stop singing"

Answer 10

thanx @Smileyside can u help with more

Answer 11

stop giving direct anwsers

Answer 12

plz dont give answers code of conduct thanks

Answer 13

um.. openstudy is where you ask questions and get answers right..

Answer 14

yup

Answer 15

not direct anwser

Answer 16

as long as the asker understands why the answer is that answer its fine

Answer 17

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 18

read that

Answer 19

i aint reading that peace out

Answer 20

hes has to get its his own self tho

Answer 21

hahaha what i dont know u jess