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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
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ANALOGY or METAPHOR

Does this make sense please?

1 In the song he says he'd catch a grenade for her, he jump in front of a train for her, in the video clip you see him hauling a piano all the way up a mountain to her house. Catching a grenade jumping in front of a train is methaphor/analogy for being there for her, hauling the piano up a mountain for her.

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alc24 Does this make sense please? 1 In the song he says he'd catch a grenade for her, he 'd jump in front of a train for her . I n the video clip , you see him hauling a piano all the way up a mountain to her house.

— Ian_G

  • alc24 Does this make sense please?
  • 1 In the song he says he'd catch a grenade for her, he 'd jump in front of a train for her .
  • I n the video clip , you see him hauling a piano all the way up a mountain to her house.
  • Catching a grenade jumping in front of a train is methaphor/analogy for being there for her, hauling the piano up a mountain for her.
  • Thank you This is the use of metaphors rather than analogies.
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alc24Does this make sense please?

1 In the song he says he'd catch a grenade for her, he 'd jump in front of a train for her. In the video clip, you see him hauling a piano all the way up a mountain to her house. Catching a grenade jumping in front of a train is methaphor/analogy for being there for her, hauling the piano up a mountain for he
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