<span>The poem, "Still it be Neat" by Ben Jonson, demonstrates that the only thing stagnant in life is the way to men's hearts. The first stanza of the poem describes the perfect lady of the seventeenth century. She is always to be powered, perfumed, and neat. The poem continues with a sweet contradiction. It verifies that regardless of how appealing the typical lady of that era is; it is still insufficient to reach a man's heart. Beauty is too superficial to be the basis for loving another person.</span>
A. create a moment of reflection
I think this is the answer
Similes are used metaphorically in english, in this case it would be a similar meaning to “run like the wind”, meaning something is fast. So
fly like the wind is a simile for flying fast or being fast
