In most communities, the tree is taken as symbolizing peace. Brontë as well compares the holly tree with friendship. Characteristically, rose-briar symbolizes obsession or passion. Overall, in the poem, Emily Brontë, compares love with undomesticated rose-briar, showing her mastery of the usage of similes along with metaphors (Kennedy and Gioia 768-7690).
As well, the first line rhymes with the third line. In the concluding stanza, the second line rhymes with the fourth one. In the second stanza, the second line rhymes with the fourth one. In the foremost stanza, the second line rhymes with the fourth one. Share these poems comment below.The poem titled “Love and Friendship” has three stanzas and 12 lines. Now, will you tell your friends how much they mean to you, with one of my poems? I hope you do. I haven’t had the time to do so, but I intend to refresh the portfolio after the next theme which is Love, and it will be up next week. The length of this group of poems is of my liking for the site, and I’ll add them all to the portfolio along with some other poems I have waiting for upload. Therefore, if the graphics and backgrounds I use aren’t to your liking, check back for when I refresh the portfolio items. But I also like an elegant and clean look, such as the poems archived in my portfolio. Such as the ones you can see right now for friendship poems, and previous theme, Winter (read here). I like to use watercolor graphics for the poems I’ll be posting as themes, here on the blog. At least it’s halfway done and has a promising future. The words didn’t want to take part and I could not translate it. These poems are also available in Spanish (if you are bilingual) except for Eclipse. So yes, the poem counts as new for everyone else I suppose. But since I had few compositions written and saved for later publications, I picked one for her. I was too busy then, to write a poem right at that moment. Only Twin Star I shared before with one of my readers who asked me for a friendship poem for her best friend’s birthday.
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