"a divine image" by william blake cruelty has a human heart and jealousy a human face, terror the human form divine, and secrecy the human dress. the human dress is forged iron, the human form a fiery forge, the human face a furnace seal'd, the human heart its hungry gorge. which literary device is used to compare the "human dress" with "forged iron" in the poem? theme symbolism simile metaphor

The embryos of a bird, a reptile, and a mammal are similar in appearance. how does comparing the physical appearance of embryos of different species support the theory of evolution? a. it shows that these organisms share a common ancestor. b. it provides evidence that these organisms eat the same foods.c. it shows that these organisms share the same habitat.d. it provides evidence that these organisms suffered a genetic mutation.