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Do you remember from your high school English class when your teacher asked you to give examples of figures of speech? Perhaps you recall learning about metaphors and similes by comparisons like “he was as hungry as a bear,” “as tall as a corn stalk,” and “she was a melody in the wind.”Of course, if you were listening, you also remember that your English teacher went on to say that the boy was neither as hungry as a bear or as tall as a corn stalk, at least not literally. But stating these words in this way brings an immediate image of a boy eating voraciously like a bear in the wild would do. The man who was as tall as a corn stalk may or may not have been as tall as a corn stalk. But when we say it that Adidas Falcon Femmeway,Nike Air Max 90 Mujer we Adidas Gazelle Damen immediately see a visual image in our minds that help us understand the concept.The girl who was a melody in the wind isn’t saying that the girl was a song. Instead, it means that she had some of the same qualities of a song or a musical score, such as gracefulness, beauty, or the tendency to be remembered.

Universal meanings are attached to the idea of metaphors and similes, as is the case with most figures of speech in the English language. These are symbols and comparisons that most people recognize and understand.