Question

Write any two similes from the poem from a railway carriage explain the similarities that they draw

Answer 1

In the poem From a Railway Carriage by Robert Louis Stevenson, here are two similes that describe the railway carriage the narrator is in :-

• "..charging along like troops in a battle.." (line 3)

This expression describes the speed of the train. To the poet, the carriage is travelling with such velocity and strength that it resembles armies fighting in a battle :- the way the carriage heaves and moves is likened with the soldiers in a war.

• "Fly as thick as driving rain;" (line 6)

The poet feels that the train is flying in the air instead of moving on land; and the movement of the train is compared with that of thick rain clouds. Such is the robustness of the railway carriage, that it resembles the strength of heavy rains.

Answer 2

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