"fame is a bee," by emily dickinson fame is a bee, it has a song— it has a sting— ah, too, it has a wing. of what literary device is this poem an example?

Metaphor

A metaphor is a literary device that directly compares two dissimilar things that are alike in one respect. In this poem, Dickinson is comparing fame with a bee. She thinks both have a song (a positive, beautiful side) as well as a sting (a major flaw, or an element that can cause you harm). Finally, they also have a wing (they can elevate you). This is an example of a metaphor.

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