How does "Song Concerning a Dream of the Thunderbirds" use figurative language?

Explanation:  Lyric poetry is relatively short, especially compared to epic poetry, and it makes use of one speaker who presents his or her emotions or state of mind. The sonnet is one of the quintessential types of lyric poetry because sonnets typically address the subject of love. Lyric poetry is distinguished from narrative poetry because it does not tell a story like a narrative poem would. It does not present a sequence of events with a beginning, middle, and end. For ancient Greek writers, lyric poems would be set to a melody and accompanied by the lyre, a stringed instrument kind of like a harp. Occasional poetry is also typically lyric, and this would include poems written for a special occasion such as a wedding, the coronation of a monarch, or a death (though this would be called an elegy).

in what story are we looking at?

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