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Would this be a literacy device and if so which one The lights seem to pulse and flare like someone blowing on an ember
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Would this be a literacy device and if so which one The lights seem to pulse and flare like someone blowing on an ember

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yes, the sentence does contain a literacy device!
"pulse and flare like someone blowing on an ember" is a simile. A simile compares 2 things using the words "like" or "as".
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