In Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18," what metaphor does the poet use to describe his beloved?

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Likens his beloved to a harsh winter galeCompares his beloved to a summer dayRelates his beloved to a stormy oceanAssociates his beloved with his dread of mortality

Explanation

In "Sonnet 18," Shakespeare famously compares his beloved to a summer's day, highlighting their warmth and beauty. The other options do not accurately reflect the metaphor used in the poem.