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What does the "gaudy melon" flower in robert browning's "home thoughts, from abroad" symbolize? springtime in italy springtime in england springtime in paris none of these

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The "gaudy melon" flower in Robert Browning's "home thoughts, from abroad" symbolizes: "springtime in England" (Option B)

What is symbolism in literature?

Symbolism in literature is the art of using a symbol to communicate or represent:

  • an idea
  • thought, or
  • perception.

Browning's euphemism for the Other, the "gaudy melon-flower," appears to depict the southern Mediterranean, or indeed anywhere south of England, given that melons require warm conditions to grow.

Hence, it is correct to state that : The "gaudy melon" flower in Robert Browning's "home thoughts, from abroad" symbolizes "springtime in England"

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