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his audacious deployment of 'simile' and metaphor

Neruda's incredible use of metaphor, 'simile' and synecdoche, among other poetic techniques, frequently confronts the reader unprepared, jolted by the sudden flash of creative spontaneity.

A creative synthesis of imagery and symbol, 'simile' and metaphor - ideal vehicles for the accommodative range of the stream of consciousness narrative mode - helps to unfold the character, plot and the denouement.

In those early books, the poems feel like perfectly calibrated contraptions of metaphor and 'simile' .

The entire paragraph, like this opening sentence, is much like a poem in its awareness of sound and rhythm, in its dependence upon 'simile' and metaphor to imply a relationship among memory, writing, and music.

Like Pound's ‘In A Station of the Metro,’ Piombino uses juxtaposition rather than 'simile' and metaphor; schools are never said to be machines or directly like machines.

And he didn't apologize, it wasn't beautiful language, it wasn't all metaphors and 'similes' and onomatopoeia, and it wasn't, you know, packed with symbolism that you had to analyze.

But the greatest fun of the book comes from the rhyming sentences that bear many vivid metaphors, 'similes' and puns.

We would run through the text looking for Australian spelling, any Australian slang and sayings, and other ‘Australianisms’ including Australian-specific metaphors or 'similes' .

It is told in the high formal style, filled with rhetorical speeches, invocations, elaborate 'similes' , and long ‘catalogues’ of names, places, and armies.

By using irony, 'similes' , and symbols, to name a few, Crane ‘paints’ a vivid picture of what life was like for the fragile Henry Fleming.