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Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "A Child Asleep" _____.

Auses the child sleeping as metaphor
Bis written in blank verse
Cdescribes the child as more beautiful than flowers
Ddemonstrates the author's concern for the role of women

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the answer is going to be A.

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The correct answer is option c) "describes the child as more beautiful than flowers". Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem "A Child Asleep" describes the wonderful feeling that is to contemplate a child sleeping. By the third stanza of the poem the author states that "Heaven-flowers, rayed by shadows golden, from the paths they sprang beneath" verses that implie that the child is more beautiful than flowers.

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