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English, 08.09.2021 04:50 nyny679

This poem, taken from the Nay As You Like It, is an example of an extended metaphor. Shakespeare takes the idea of life being a stage and people being actors on that stage (the metaphor) and extends the comparison throughout
the poem. In the "Seven Wheels Of Mankind" illustration (below), the artist makes a similar visual metaphor about age
and our modes of travel. Make up your own metaphor about the cycle of life. Your metaphor can be a straight-forward
paragraph explanation, a poem, or even a drawing. Use your imagination as you create your comparison.
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