“A rose may be a rose may be a rose; but not this one. Clearly it stands for something more.” — Shira Wolosky Copy Share Image
“A rose may be a rose may be a rose; but not this one. Clearly it stands for something more.” — Shira Wolosky Copy Share Image
“show the way a comparison can be thought through. We can even go further. In the opening simile, a human person, the "I," compares himself to something inanimate, a "cloud." In the metaphor that follows, something nonhuman, the daffodils, are compared to human beings, human crowds and hosts and dancers. There has been as well a question of location. The… — Shira Wolosky Copy Share
“Poetry can have varied and useful functions; and seduction is apparently something worth writing poetry for.” — Shira Wolosky Copy Share Image
