Soneto CLXVI
Definition
Soneto CLXVI (Sonnet 166) is a poem written by Luis de Góngora. It is known for its complex language and use of metaphors, representing the style of the Baroque period.
Analogy
Imagine Soneto CLXVI as a linguistic puzzle, challenging you to unravel its intricate web of metaphors and symbolism.
Related terms
Baroque: A period in Spanish literature characterized by elaborate language, complex metaphors, and ornate artistic expression.
Metaphor: A figure of speech that compares two unrelated things for rhetorical effect. Soneto CLXVI is renowned for its rich and imaginative metaphors.
Symbolism: The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. Soneto CLXVI employs symbolic imagery to convey deeper meanings within the poem.
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