Which poetic device has been used in “like rootless weeds the hair torn round their pallor”
Which poetic device has been used in “like rootless weeds the hair torn round their pallor”
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Here, the hair of poor children are compared with rootless weed using the word like. Hence the poetic device used is Simile.