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What does Whitman use to convey the passage of time in "There Was a Child Went Forth"? dialogue, imagery, repetition Or setting

What does Whitman use to convey the passage of time in "There Was a Child Went Forth"? dialogue, imagery, repetition Or setting
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What does Whitman use to convey the passage of time in "There Was a Child Went Forth"? dialogue, imagery, repetition Or setting

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The answer to the question what does Whitman use to convey the passage of the time "There Was a Child Went Forth?" and the answer is "REPETITION".
As a matter of fact, there were phrases in the poem which are repeated six times.
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