why does the poet call the faces of pedestrians "apparition"

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why does the poet call the faces of pedestrians "apparition" in A Station of the Metro?

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林源飞雪 共回答了22个问题 | 采纳率95.5%
Pound attempts to convey the mystic qualities of the environment.The word "apparition" denotes something strange and unusual which appears out of nowhere.Pound may want to show that the faces in the crowd appear so suddenly as he steps in the Metro station and that the multitudinous faces are blurry.
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because those people who walking in a station of the metro have no feelings.
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because those people who walking in a station of the metro have no feeling
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英语翻译Hughes (2000) states that pedestrians have a common sens
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