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kyisha22 kyisha22
  • 17-05-2016
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Why does the metaphor in the line"it withers quicker than the rose" imply?

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W0lf93 W0lf93
  • 28-08-2017

Something that withers quicker than a rose is something fleeting or temporary. The line could be referring to a sentiment from a person that will soon be changed or revoked, or it could be referring to something that will physically, literally wilt--like an ice cream cone.

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 07-03-2019

Fame and honor do not last long.

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