English Language · English Literature
In Shelley's 'Ode to the West Wind', the poet prays, 'Make me thy lyre.' What does this metaphor signify?
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- 1The desire to be destroyed like autumn leaves
- 2The wish to spread revolutionary ideas✓
- 3A surrender to nature's eternal music
- 4A call for personal peace
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The wish to spread revolutionary ideas
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