How does Aime Cesaire use imagery in A Tempest: Based on Shakespeare's The Tempest, Adaptation for a Black Theatre?

Imagery:

"Seeing the young lady, more beautiful than any wood-nymph, I might have been Ulysses on Nausicaa's isle. But hearing you, sir, I now understand my fate a little better... I see I have come ashore on the Barbary Coast and am in the hands of a cruel pirate."

"Power! Power! Alas! All this will one day fade, like foam, like a cloud, like all the world."

"I have uprooted the oak and raised the sea, I have caused the mountain to tremble and have bared my chest to adversity. With Jove I have traded thunderbolt for thunderbolt. Better yet—from a brutish monster I have made man! But ah! To have failed to find the path to man's heart... if that be where man is."