All But My Life

How does Gerda Weissmann Klein use imagery in All But My Life?

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Tactile Imagery:

"I was standing at my window, my forehead against the cold glass."

Visual Imagery:

"I saw Lotte's corpse thrown into a hastily dug mass grave: her glasses gone, her eyes half-open, a sad smile on her lips. I saw the frozen earth thrown onto her. That was Lotte. I cannot help but want to tell her story, for I might be the only one left in the world who knows it."

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All But My Life