Metaphors Lesson 2 – Figures of Speech. Metaphors Metaphor Comparison between two unlike things that does not use like, as, than, or resembles Example:

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Metaphors Lesson 2 – Figures of Speech

Metaphors Metaphor Comparison between two unlike things that does not use like, as, than, or resembles Example: “The road was a ribbon of moonlight”

Poem Punctuation Run-on line A line of poetry without punctuation at its end End-stopped line A line of poetry that has punctuation at its end Tips for reading poetry: Look for punctuation telling you where sentences begin and stop Look for subject, verb, and object (if there is one) When reading (silent or aloud), do not make a full stop at the end of a line if there is no punctuation – read to the next line to complete the sense of the sentence Read the poem aloud – sound is important to its meaning Read the poem more than once – each time, you’ll get more meaning

“Folding Won Tons In” Read poem on pg. 433 Answer the following: 1.What steps does the speaker list as he makes won tons? 2.What does the speaker do with the won tons after they are made? 3.List all of the metaphors you can find. Explain what is being compared in each.