Explain which form you’ve chosen  and what it means. If it’s a simile or metaphor, look at the two things that are being compared and try to figure out the relationship between them; then, explain that relationship. If it’s a symbol, explain what it stands for, and explain how you know that from the context it’s used in.

Choose one simile, metaphor, or symbol from any of the poems “The Passionate Shepherd to His Love,” “The Nymph’s Reply…” and “Pulled over in Short Hills, NJ….” .  Explain which form you’ve chosen  and what it means. If it’s a simile or metaphor, look at the two things that are being compared and try to figure out the relationship between them; then, explain that relationship. If it’s a symbol, explain what it stands for, and explain how you know that from the context it’s used in.