Thanks for telling me that.
I actually did this for an assignment awhile back. First of all I would use “following through WITH a promise” unless the assignment said on. I can’t remember exactly what I said but I think it was something about watering a plant bc I mean if you don’t water a plant constantly it will die and if you constantly break promises whatever relationship you have will also break or die. I got a good grade so I hope this helps if you decide to use it :)
Conceit in literary poems is a metaphor that compare two unlikely things. This extended metaphor will dominate a whole poem.
In Byron's "She Walks in Beaty", he compared the woman to the night. Her beauty and serenity to the beauty and serenity of nature.
