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Which line(s) from the poem parallel(s) this portion of Ovid's myth?
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The line(s) from the poem that parallel(s) this portion of Ovid's myth is "“But for him it was not an important failure”

What is a parallel in literature?

Parallelism, is a literary tool that involves the repeating of the grammatical structure of various words or phrases in a sentence or paragraph to highlight a point or make an impression on the reader.

It is to be noted that the above statement is indicative of the fact that  Daedalus had thought of his inability to save his son as something that was not equal to a failure.

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