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Love and Beauty in Metaphor

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The speaker describes themselves as a watercolor.

True (A)

The poem includes a verse that references stars and galaxies.

True (A)

The collage artwork primarily features images of mountains and rivers.

False (B)

The speaker claims to have the person they are addressing.

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The word 'Calaxieland' is used in the poem to describe a place of beauty.

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Wildly beautiful

Describes someone's outward appearance and inner qualities that are immensely attractive.

Pictures/Moments

Memories of the person in the poem.

Eyes/Stars/Galaxies

Describes the speaker's admiration for the person's eyes, likening them to the vastness of the cosmos.

Watercolor/Wash off

The speaker's feeling of impermanence or insignificance compared to the described beauty of the other person.

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Love, beauty

The theme of admiration and love in a poem.

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Study Notes

Love and Beauty

The author finds the subject incredibly beautiful.
The author has "proof" of the subject's existence in photos and memories.
The author feels incomplete without the subject.
The author is a "watercolor," washing away feelings.

Metaphor

The author compares themselves to watercolor.
The author washes away feelings.

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