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This essay is composed of the intention to understand the metaphorical structure revealed in <Sanghwajeom> and to find the Mimetic Desire hidden at its base. The originality of the composition of <Sanghwajeom>, the superficial boldness, the character's specificity and historical acceptability are enough to open such a possibility. This methodology is possible because of the characteristics of the metaphor. It is for that reason that the desire to be saved from the phenomenal world of unity and abundance by imitating and imitating the transcendent object of truth is at its root. In <Sanghwajeom>, metaphor is constantly acting as an important framework in sound, texture, and image. <Sanghwajeom> is structured in the same repeating structure, but unique sanctions appear every year, and the sound that accompanies them stimulates the Mimetic Desire. They come to the end of the year and its meaning is greatly expanded. In this structure, metaphor is the core. The metaphorical structure in <Sanghwajeom> is that each kite is visiting place and purpose mention metaphor (line 1) �� sexual subject and a sex act metaphor (line 2) �� gossip about a person's love affair expect metaphor (line 3) �� witness caution metaphor(line 4) �� sexual desire metaphor (line 5) �� denial and jealous looks metaphor (line 6). These metaphors are an important framework for understanding <Sanghwajeom> in that they stimulate the Mimetic Desire.