The central idea of this poem is death. This poem centers around the death of the poet’s wife and how much he loved her despite it. A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning Summary
The central idea of this poem is death. This poem centers around the death of the poet’s wife and how much he loved her despite it.
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Alliteration: A couple of examples would be ‘To tell the laity our love’, and ‘fixed foot’. Simile: An example would be when the poet states that their love would expand ‘like gold to airy thinness beat’. Metaphor: The extended metaphor of ‘twin compasses’ is employed to describe the relationshipRead more
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