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    The poem compares love and friendship using plant metaphors. Love is likened to a wild rose that blooms beautifully in spring but fades in winter, while friendship is compared to an evergreen holly tree that remains vibrant throughout the seasons. Emily Bronte suggests that while love is passionate, friendship is the more constant companion over time.

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    The poem compares love and friendship using plant metaphors. Love is likened to a wild rose that blooms beautifully in spring but fades in winter, while friendship is compared to an evergreen holly tree that remains vibrant throughout the seasons. Emily Bronte suggests that while love is passionate, friendship is the more constant companion over time.

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    The poem compares love and friendship using plant metaphors. Love is likened to a wild rose that blooms beautifully in spring but fades in winter, while friendship is compared to an evergreen holly tree that remains vibrant throughout the seasons. Emily Bronte suggests that while love is passionate, friendship is the more constant companion over time.

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    Kelompok 2

    LOVE &
    FRIENDSHIP
    Bonifasius (06)
    Chrisliben (07)
    Melchior (19)
    Samuel (25)
    LOVE & FRIENDSHIP
    Love is like the wild rose-briar,
    Friendship like the holly-tree
    The holly is dark when the rose-briar blooms
    But which will bloom most constantly?
    The wild-rose briar is sweet in the spring,
    Its summer blossoms scent the air;
    Yet wait till winter comes again
    And who will call the wild-briar fair?

    Then scorn the silly rose-wreath now


    And deck thee with the holly’s sheen,
    That when December blights thy brow
    He may still leave thy garland green.
    Cinta dan Persahabatan
    Cinta tak ubahnya mawar liar
    Persahabatan seperti pohon holly
    holly begitu gelap ketika mawar liar itu merekah
    Tetapi apa yang akan terus-menerus mekar?

    Mawar liar terasa manis di musim semi


    Semerbaknya mengharumkan udara
    Lalu menunggu hingga musim dingin datang lagi
    dan siapa akan memanggil mawar liar adil?

    Kemudian hinakan mawar liar saat ini


    dan mendekorasi engkau dengan kemilau holly
    Bahwa ketika Desember menghawari alismu
    Dia masih meninggalkan karangan bunga
    a) Emily Bronte pictures love as…
    Friendship

    b. The analogy of love is…


     The wild rose-briar.
    c. What do you call the figure of speech?
    A figure of speech is a word or phrase that
    possesses a separate meaning from its literal
    definition. It can be a metaphor or simile,
    designed to make a comparison.
    d. Emily bronte describes friendship as…
    holly tree

    e. The analogy of friendship is…


    the holly-tree.

    The type of analogy used in the poem


    "Love and Friendship" is simile because
    there is a word like 'like'.

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