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Ode to the cat how does Neruda describe the cats eyes throughout the poem?what effect does his choice of word have?

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In the Ode to the Cat, Neruda always referred to the cat's eyes as yellow.For example
"The cat's yellow eyes are the only slot"

Who wrote "Ode to the Cat"?

Ode to the cat was written by Thomas Gray - an English Poet, professor, and classical scholar.

Ode to the cat was in 1748, edited in 1753, and was based on the Cat of his friend - Harry Walpole.

Learn more about the Ode to the Cat at:
https://brainly.com/question/27178545

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