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“You May trod me in the very dirt but still like dust I rise.” Is it a simile, metaphor or hyperbole
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“You May trod me in the very dirt but still like dust I rise.” Is it a simile, metaphor or hyperbole

User Gundu Bandgar
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I think it is a metaphor hope you get it right










User Gavin Pickin
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Simile because all similes have to have like or as so like an example I like to play as much as I like to study
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