What type of figurative language is this quote? "I had found the place where my heart could rest; my own Garden of Eden."

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What type of figurative language is this quote?

"I had found the place where my heart could rest; my own Garden of Eden."

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Answer: i think it is hyperbole

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Nikolaj Simonsen answered Aug 5, 2022

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