How does the imagery in these lines from the poem affect readers' understanding of Cupid?
Leave his weeds and heed his eyes,—
All the rest he can disguise.
In the pit of his eye's a spark
Would bring back day if it were dark;
Responses
It explains Cupid often lies and cannot be trusted.
It shows Cupid has wicked intentions to cause harm.
It describes Cupid as honest and dependable.
It conveys the idea that Cupid radiates energy and hope.
1 answer
It conveys the idea that Cupid radiates energy and hope. The imagery of a spark in the pit of his eye suggests that Cupid has the power to bring light into darkness, representing hope and positivity. It paints a picture of Cupid as a symbol of love and positivity, rather than deceit or harm.
1 answer