What Lips My Lips Have Kissed
How does the poet use metaphor in the poem, What Lips My Lips Have Kissed?
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One example of metaphor can be seen when the speaker says, "summer sang in me," an assertion that associates youth and sexual energy with the season of summer. This choice in particular has a literary precedent of its own, as the seasons are often compared to different stages in life – with summer being representative of youth and winter of old age and death.
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