I'm writing a story and just wondering if this would count as a metaphor or not..
"Long arms held her, a feather-light touch."
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Not really. There is no equivalence being made from one thing to another. com/site/figurativelanguage12/metaphor Here is a metaphor: His embracing arms are soft feathers of love.
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Not really. There is no equivalence being made from one thing to another.
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Here is a metaphor:
His embracing arms are soft feathers of love.
OT7Bangtan1I'm writing a story and just wondering if this would count as a metaphor or not..
Strictly speaking, no. The sentence does not make sense and is in fact not a complete sentence, or I would suggest a revision. The rhetorical device of metaphor is "A comparison made by referring to one thing as another" (