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    The poem describes the monsoon season through metaphors. It compares the wet air to slugs curled in timber, silver fish tunneling linen covers, and centipedes walking quietly on their hundred feet. The air is filled with the glare of tropical water.

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    The poem describes the monsoon season through metaphors. It compares the wet air to slugs curled in timber, silver fish tunneling linen covers, and centipedes walking quietly on their hundred feet. The air is filled with the glare of tropical water.

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    A Poem

    Uploaded by

    ensalavender
    The poem describes the monsoon season through metaphors. It compares the wet air to slugs curled in timber, silver fish tunneling linen covers, and centipedes walking quietly on their hundred feet. The air is filled with the glare of tropical water.

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    TASK 6

    A POEM

    Monsoon History

    The air is wet, soaks

    Into mattresses, and curls

    In apparitions of smoke

    Like fat white slugs furled

    Among the timber,

    Or silver fish tunneling

    The damp linen covers,

    Of schoolbooks, or walking

    Quetly like centipedes,

    The air walking everywhere

    On its hundred feet

    Is filled with the glare

    Of tropical water
    How to overcome an accident

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