Pablo Neertruda Hyperbole

Pablo Neruda was a poet by the age of 10. He Wrote in a variety of styles such as a epics, historical poems, love poems and many other styles. Pablo was a senator of the Chilean Communist Party for one year. Pablo was hospitalised with cancer but left five days later after he suspected a doctor of ingesting an unknown substance in his stomach for the purpose of murdering him. Neruda died six and a half hours later after the injection on September 23, 1973. He was 69 years old. The government forbidden his funeral but the community loved him so much they disobeyed the curfew and crowded the streets. Neruda unconventional use of hyperbole, and metaphor emphasizes his meaning of love toward his wife. First, Pablo Neruda used metaphors to compare his love to other things.. For example Neruda used a metaphor in the poem “Potter”, Neruda described what his love toward that women is, when he wrote that, “We are …show more content…
For instance in the poem “A Song Of Despair” he compared her to the sea and other thing, for example he wrote,” In the childhood of mist my soul, winged and wounded.Lost discoverer, in you everything sank”(Poemhunter.com)! He exaggerated when he said everything sank into her and that would have meant that she took all of him away from him. Pablo Neruda talks about how he hunts for her in the poem called “Love Sonnet XI”. He said, “and I pace around hungry, sniffing the twilight,/hunting for you, for your hot heart,/like a puma in the barrens of Quirtaue. He used hyperbole when he said he talked about hunting for her but he really means he was searching for her, the perfect girl for him. And lastly he used hyperbole in the poem “Everyday You Play….” he talked sexually in this poem, for instance, “My words rained over you, stroking you./A long time I have loved the sunned mother-of-pearl of your body”(hellopoetry.com). This showed hyperbole and the theme of love but