Metaphors For Essay

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1. Metaphor: This would be considered a metaphor because it is a comparison that does not use “like” or “as”, thus connecting two or more usually unlike things that have something in common. “it 's a desert" there is nothing to eat or do”
2. Metaphor: This would be considered a metaphor because it is a comparison that does not use “like” or “as”, thus connecting two or more usually unlike things that have something in common “You do not know how well off you are, I wish I was, Im so caged”
3. Foreshadow: This is a foreshadow because it is hinting at the future or events occurring later in the work. “So still now, and red sky- it means tomorrow will be fine”
4. Symbol: This is a symbol because it is something that represents or stands for something …show more content…

Imagery: This is a imagery because it makes you think of a mental picture. "In dim, fitful outline the stable and oat granary still were visible; beyond, obscuring fields and landmarks, the lower of dust clouds made the farmyard seem an isolated ace.
6. Hyperbole: This would be considered a hyperbole because it is a intended exaggeration a devices often used to create irony, humour, or dramatic effect. “You get enough to eat and wear”
7. Irony: This would be considered irony because it is invoking contrast. “Paul didn 't want to live on "charity" with Ellen 's parents but he was willing to live on the governments money”
8. Similie: This would be considered a simile because it is a comparison that uses “like” or “as” The quote is “... the sun races like a wizened orange”
9. Personification: This quote uses technique in which inanimate objects or concepts are given human qualities, form, or actions. “The first wind sprang inside the room”
10. Flashback: This would be considered a flashback because it depict events of the past “Even as a desert its better than sweeping out your father store and running his errands”
11. Foreshadow: This is a device of hinting at the future or events occurring later in the work. "See, Paul - I stand like this all day. I just stand still-so caged! If I could only