Sorrow Is Not My Name Symbols & Objects

This Study Guide consists of approximately 10 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Sorrow Is Not My Name.

Sorrow Is Not My Name Symbols & Objects

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Vultures

Vultures symbolize death. As scavengers, they circle the skies in search of carrion. Their dark plumage and bare (sometimes red) heads often contribute to an ugly impression of fear or death.

The Skeleton in the Mirror

The skeleton in the mirror symbolizes a fear of death since bones become visible after decomposition has taken place. Mirrors reflect light, and they allow us to see images of ourselves or objects in front of them. If one sees a skeleton in the mirror, then they likely see a projected fear.

Green

The color green symbolizes nature, growth, and renewal. The speaker overcomes both his fear and longing for death by rejoicing in life. In doing so, he remembers to identify with the color green.

Spring

Spring symbolizes rebirth and optimism. By focusing his attention on daily instances of beauty, the speaker actively embodies this beauty. This can be...

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