"When thou sigh'st, thou sigh'st not winde, But sigh'st my soule away"
Explanation: In this poem sun and wind have been used as symbol of
hyperbole to provide a lee way to poet's feeling when he desires to leave his
beloved. Poet has deftly used the hyperboles to portray he emotions touching
the inner reuss of the speaker, poet has aptly juxtaposed the wind, the sun and
the divine heart in the backdrop of innate traility of human life.
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