While the movement shows the writer’s thoughts, after using figurative language to illustrate his spouse, he justifies that understanding is the fundamental way of love. At first, the poet uses a multiple of inappropriate words to describe his partner. When he talks about a normal morning situation, he forcefully notes, “if snow be white, why then her breasts are dun” (3). He compares his spouse’s breasts with a color white because usually white stands for clearness. However, he uses the word “dun” to complain that her breasts smell terrible. He uses imagery and hyperbole to exaggerate his wife’s smell. Since the writer keeps insulting his wife, it drives an audience to have a stereotype about his characteristics. However, he understands that