What technique is this?

anonymous1996mm

The wind had blown a gale all night

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Daisydaisy123

I think it’s a metaphor because the wind hasn’t really blown a gale all night

personification?

Original post by Daisydaisy123

I think it’s a metaphor because the wind hasn’t really blown a gale all night

Original post by 1234luna

personification?

How can I zoom in on this 'I began to feel vulnerable again'? Screen Shot 2021-03-04 at 11.36.53.png

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Reply 4

Daisydaisy123

You could probably say something about the connotations of the word vulnerable and how the use of the word again creates an image or flashbacks or past situations

Reply 5

tinygirl96

Metaphor

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