Question

(ii) Explain the extended metaphor related with dentistry in the poem.
Give suggestions to protect our national heritage monuments.​

Answer 1

An extended metaphor is a thing that extends even with the line or with the whole poem, on the other hand, the national heritage can be protected with different precautions.

Explanation:

• An extended metaphor is the part of the poem that compares two things and the best example of this is the poem by  Emily Dickinson's 'Hope Is the Thing With Feathers'.

• It compares different things with nature.

• The national heritage can be protected by taking precautions and applying rules to the ministry.

• It will help them to reserve the beauty of it.