Summary
This quote comes from the poem "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus. In this line, the speaker refers to the Statue of Liberty as being "not like the brazen giant of Greek fame." The speaker is contrasting the Statue of Liberty with classical Greek sculptures, which were known for their displays of power and strength. By stating that the Statue of Liberty is not like a "brazen giant," the speaker implies that it is not a symbol of military might, but rather a symbol of enlightenment, liberty, and welcoming immigrants to America.