The correct answer is True
Explanation:
In literature, especially in certain types of literary works such as poetry, imagery is a literary device that uses details that appeal to one of the senses (sight, touch, hearing, taste, smell) in order to create vivid descriptions that allow the reader to imagine the element or situation being described. This is used to engage the reader and also to make the reader understand the elements described vividly either by describing images, sounds, scents, flavor or textures. Therefore, it is true imagery is a kind of literary device that uses sensory details as imagery relies on details that appeal to the senses.
