<span>The metaphor's meaning in this line is D) the speaker sees the daffodil's beauty as a priceless memory. The speaker emphasizes wealth as a lasting virtue in this stanza, and as such, is priceless. This word does not necessarily fit in with the rest of the poem, however, because it is mostly natural up until this point.</span>

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