In chapter 2 of “the song of solomon,” the speaker uses a metaphor that compares her beloved to a deer. why would the speaker make such a comparison? what does this comparison suggest? use specific examples from the poem to support your answer.

So, like, the speaker used a "figurative language." She was trying to compare this to that, so that we would understand just how much she loved her beloved I guess. And I've never read the poem, so this is what I made of it. You just need to use examples from the poem, and BOOM, you answered your question. Good Luck love! <3

By by showing how hard it was for the sisters to feign grief