The statement "Love's tender arrow" is an example of a(n) normative oxymoron motif

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Kuldeep Bhimte · Answer 1 · 2017-10-05T01:43:19+0000

The statement Love's tender arrow is an example of an oxymoron - that is a figure of speech we use when we try to combine two or more things that seem to be contradictory, like tender and arrow.

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