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Flowers are often a metaphor for a blooming life and beauty. 'Sons and Lovers' is a novel with many references to flowers; in fact, nature acts as a liaison between the timid adolescent Miriam and the hero of the autobiographical tale. Various flowers also quietly convey two different relationships to the reader too. The plucking of a flower is often used metaphorically to express sexual experience, but in 'Sons and Lovers' it is a crushed flower which serves this purpose. Good book anyway.
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metaphors for life, death, rebirth
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TheFallibleFiend
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03/18/02 10:24 AM
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WhitmanO'Neill
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milum
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03/18/02 04:57 PM
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the worm turns
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plutarch
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03/18/02 05:24 PM
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of troy
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WhitmanO'Neill
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WhitmanO'Neill
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03/18/02 08:05 PM
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WhitmanO'Neill
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Fill all fruit with ripeness to the core
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belligerentyouth
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Re: Fill all fruit with ripeness to the core
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TheFallibleFiend
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milum
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stales
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Death the Leveller
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