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1. round glass / magnifying glass 2. shells 3. moss 4. drop 5. bees 6. web-silk 7. spinnerets 8. moon
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1.
close observation
2.
wonder and curiosity
3.
six stanzas; four lines each
4.
ABCB
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Simile:
“Like hive of bees.”
Alliteration:
“shells show” / repeated initial sound.
Metaphor:
“A forest—flowers and trees” for an inch of moss.
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1. The chalk reveals
countless intricate shell-like forms
.
2. The moss imagery emphasises
how a tiny patch can contain a world that seems as rich as a forest
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1. Exclamation marks express
amazement and excitement
.
2. “Magic talk” personifies discovery because the glass seems to
make hidden details communicate with the observer
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3. The repeated small-object pattern supports the theme of
close observation
as the speaker reveals
extraordinary detail in ordinary things
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4. The shift to the Moon expands the idea from the microscopic to the astronomical, showing the power of lenses at every scale.