Is this sentence a metaphor (comparing a word or phrase to a person, place, or thing)? Or at least the first part? "The sky broke open and rain poured down"

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Is this sentence a metaphor (comparing a word or phrase to a person, place, or thing)? Or at least the first part?

"The sky broke open and rain poured down"

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Yes that is a metaphor that is comparing two things which are the sky and rain.

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Answer:yes

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