Which literary device does Sir Philip Sidney use in these lines from his sonnet sequence Astrophil and Stella?
2 answers:
C. Metaphor , to describe Stella's eyes. He describes them as black and says that they beam bright, despite black not containing light with which to beam. The metaphor is that her eyes are bright beams and were a masterpiece of Nature.
Answer:The answer is C (metaphor)
It wouldn't be simile because a simile would use like or as
It wouldn't be parallelism because its not using similar phrases or clauses
It wouldn't be hyperbole because hyperbole is meant to not be taking literal or not meant...overkill.
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