What is the fine-grained topic of the following text: While I normally eschew from acknowledging literary symbolism, I have always been taken with “Inhuman Henry” because of its veiled references to homophobia, its personification of hate as a lion, the cheeky “fabulous” in the title, and the wink to fleeting Moses Jackson, whom Housman wished to gore. Only return the topic.
Interpretation of literary symbolism in "Inhuman Henry".