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ASAP!! What is the figurtive language in this poem? "broken mirrors keeper of my reflection shards of glass on the bathroom floor I don't recognize my own self my own eyes look like those of a stranger
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What is the figurtive language in this poem?
"broken mirrors keeper of my reflection shards of glass on the bathroom floor I don't recognize my own self my own eyes look like those of a stranger"

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Simile

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A simile is a type of figurative language that compares something to another by using like or as. This example uses "like" those of a stranger. If not a simile than perhaps a metaphor. There is not a-lot of context provided in this question.

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