Question poetry (Emily Dickinson)?

I really need help! Could you explain the comparsions and the images the author uses to make their point of use testing ie, contributions and refrence line fromt text, success is counted sweetest thanks for those who never succeed to understand the painful nectar Requires a necessity. Not one of all the host Purple Who took the flag today may say so clearly defined the victory that, defeated, dying, whose forbidden ear The distant strains of triumph Break, dying and clear! Could you explain the comparsions and images the author employs to make your point to use the quotation marks that is, evidence and refrence line fromt text, THANKS

Images using language that calls for the views, smells, sounds, etc., in mind readers who appeal to physics "sense." * Like to compare the success of "sweet nectar" Lines 1 and 3, or lines 1-4 Stanza * Using the view of the image of "purple" and "banner" to represent the victors / victoria * Sound distant strains "of a triumphal march heard by a soldier defeated in the last two stanzas are compared claiming victory with those who are defeated, arguing that success / victory is more expensive valued by the soldier who knows defeat.

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