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Which kind of metaphors should you avoid in your own poems? Clichés and comparisons that are too obvious A comparison between two somewhat similar things Comparisons that extend…

Which kind of metaphors should you avoid in your own poems? Clichés and comparisons that are too obvious A comparison between two somewhat similar things Comparisons that extend…
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Which kind of metaphors should you avoid in your own poems?

Clichés and comparisons that are too obvious
A comparison between two somewhat similar things
Comparisons that extend throughout the entire poem
Original comparisons that may surprise readers

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Defo A. Don’t listen to the other answer!!
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Comparisons that extend throughout the entire poem

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