Identify the figure of speech in the following line :For all nature looked gay
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gay here means happy, so the poet is trying to say that the nature here is happy
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The figure of speech in the given line "For all nature looked gay" is personification.
Explanation:
- The figure of speech personification refers to the idea in which human characters are attributed to inhuman things.
- The given line is from the poem titled "The Ant and the Cricket" in which a conversation between the ant and Cricket occurs.
- In the given lines, gay means happiness. The emotions such as being happy, sorrow, anger, etc are characteristics of humans.
- The meaning of the line is that the nature is happy. As the human characteristic is attributed to nature, the figure of speech used is personification.
- Thus the figure of speech in the following line "For all nature looked gay", is identified as personification.
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