Reread the poem "Fish."
Find two metaphors that stand for "fish" and type them in the appropriate boxes.

Fish

Pliant blades of silver light
Cut their way through knots of sea
They are thoughts of sheer delight
A fish-man, what joy to be!

--Annis Mather


Five-word metaphor:

Four-word metaphor:

Respuesta :

The five-word metaphor can be seen in the sentence "Pliant blades of silver light" and the four-word metaphor can be seen in the sentence "thoughts of sheer delight."

What is a metaphor?

  • It's a figure of speech.
  • It is an implicit comparison.

In the text shown in the above question, we can find a five-word metaphor and a four-word metaphor. In these sentences, we can see two elements being compared to each other, subjunctively and implicitly, but profoundly and poetically.

In the five-word metaphor, we can see the comparison of flexible blades with silver light and in the four-word metaphor, we can see the comparison of thought with delight.

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