METAPHORS.
This boggles my tiny teenage mind. During english class Vargas asked us to define a metaphor and it's one thing that is compared to another thing NOT using like or as. Why am I going on about this? I now realize that I have trouble making metaphors. Like why does it even make a difference? Isn't it the same thing? She is like a rose. She is a rose. Dosen't that convey the same message? I sat there dumfounded when he then asked us to make a metaphor. Point is rose is a rose! Beautiful ,but could still hurt you with it's thorns. So why does it make a difference if you use like or as if they embody the same thing?
Off that extremely random note,
I guess the point was taken ,but some of the lead hasn't hit the paper yet.
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