The poem “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers” uses an extended metaphor with language including use of the phrases: “perches,” “sings the tune without words,” and “crumb.” Which is being metaphorically

The poem “‘Hope’ is the thing with feathers” uses an extended metaphor with language including use of the phrases: “perches,” “sings the tune without words,” and “crumb.” Which is being metaphorically compared?

The soul is compared to feathers.

The storm is compared to a bird.

Hope is compared to a bird.

The strangest Sea is compared to the chillest land.

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