Read the excerpt below and answer the question. therefore i lie with her and she with me, the word lie in the above line of "sonnet 138" is an example of a double entendre metaphor stanza simile

The answer is A: double entendre.

A double entendre is a word or a phrase that is open to two interpretations. Usually one of them is somehow more concealed for its meaning is more suggestive. In these lines by Shakespeare, to lie, means both to make a statement that is known to be false (that beauty and youth are enduring, in the poem) and also, to have sexual intercourse (between the two lovers in the poem).

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