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
- 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 relationship between the poet and his beloved wife.
A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning Summary
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The central idea of "Song" is that an honest and dependable woman is impossible to find. "If thou best born to weird appearance and that everyone treats her as if she doesn't exist." illustrates that a woman who is trustworthy and loyal might not be among the most attractive of the group. SonRead more
The central idea of “Song” is that an honest and dependable woman is impossible to find. “If thou best born to weird appearance and that everyone treats her as if she doesn’t exist.” illustrates that a woman who is trustworthy and loyal might not be among the most attractive of the group.
Song: Go and catch a falling star Summary
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