o so on their own, of course, but the way the poet speaks of them makes it seem as if they do, which enhances our sense of their freedom all the more. The poet celebrates freedom, celebrates herself, celebrates her value, and celebrates her power all in the vision she creates of her hips and the way they move through space.
William Shakespeare's Sonnet 73, "That Time of Year
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