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I weep like a child for the past what is the figure of speech

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Answered by Vamprixussa

Ello user !!!!!

Here is your answer,

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Simile

A simile is where two things are directly compared because they share a common feature.

The word AS or LIKE is used to compare the two words. Eg. As cold AS a dog's nose.

Here the poet compares himself to a child.

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vikasseb: like is used

booohgwjww9: but it is not comparing .is it

Vamprixussa: the comparison is made ( person and a child )

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the comparison is made ( person and a child )

vikasseb: yes it is comparing, he is comparing to a child

vikasseb: so metaphor

Vamprixussa: A metaphor also compares two things, but it does so more directly WITHOUT using as or like.

Vamprixussa: Example - he was lion in the battle

booohgwjww9: ok

booohgwjww9: mm

Answered by Erka

Answer:

simile is the correct answer

vikasseb: While a simile and metaphor seem to be very similar, there is one basic difference between the two. In a simile, the comparison happens with the help of the words “as” and “like”. A metaphor will not have either of those two words.

Erka: check google for the definition of simile

Erka: see

booohgwjww9: mm

Erka: read the definition again

vikasseb: oh sorry

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Erka: no worries

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