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What poetic device is Behold the silvery river in it splashing horses loitering stop to drink?

The poetic device used in the line "Behold the silvery river in it splashing horses loitering stop to drink" is imagery.

Here's why:

* Imagery is the use of vivid and descriptive language to create a mental picture for the reader.

* The line uses words like "silvery," "splashing," "loitering," and "drink" to paint a picture of a serene river with horses taking a refreshing break.

While the line also has elements of personification (giving human-like qualities to the horses by saying they "loiter" and "stop"), the overall effect is to create a strong visual image.

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