The extended metaphor in the poem Your Father as a Guitar by Martin Espada would be the father as the guitar, as stated in the poem. An extended metaphor is a literary device that is used to compare two or more things for the entirety of a work - such as a poem, play, or novel.
The extended metaphor in the poem "Your Father as a Guitar" by Martin Espada compares the speaker's father to a guitar, highlighting the father's resilience, strength, and ability to endure hardship just as a guitar withstands the test of time and produces beautiful music despite being played roughly.
The guitar is likened to the female body; considered by many to be the most beautiful sight in the world.
There is no real 'father' of the guitar. Although, the person responsible for the modern classical guitar is Francisco Tarrega. Depending on the guitar, you can conclude who is the father of that guitar. For example: Les paul is the 'father' of Les Paul guitars...and son on.
the guitar
Guitar Master is similar to Guitar Hero in that there are different difficulty settings, multiple track selections to choose from, and scrolling notes that you have to play, some for an extended length of time.
He plays a guitar he and his father made and a Gibson! :)
Les Paul.
Bruno Mars learned to play the guitar from his father.
His father bought him his first guitar. Which was a second hand acoustic guitar which was bought for 5 dollars
His father did play the guitar at clubs in his early manhood, but no talent near Michael.
his father. Kevin Jonas sr.
Wonder valley
His father Al giving him a ukulele to play with which sparked his guitar talents. He was also inspired by Elvis Presley.