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This line is from Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse. Is it a simile a negative simile or not a simile at all?
...where rain comes, and the color green doesn't seem like such a miracle, and hope rises daily.... |
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The rain and green part are neither. Just statements.
The only one that is close is "hope rises daily," which would be more of a metaphor, suggesting that hope actually rises. But if there is more to the quote, like hope rises like the sun, then it would be more of a simile. Here's a short take on the difference: Simile-comparing to something. Metaphor-suggesting it actually is. And I have no idea what a negative simile is. I suppose people think it is using the negative comparison, but it is still a "simile." Stephen C. Teachers Resources, Unique Teaching Articles, Teaching Tips |
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You forgot that part. ![]() BTW, hope can rise, just not physically. In this case, hope rising is a simile. |
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