Evoking Metaphorical Meaning

Explanation: This technique involves using metaphors to create comparisons between two unrelated things, imbuing them with meaning that goes beyond their literal definitions. For example, describing the sky as "wearing a bruised complexion" turns a simple sky into something emotionally charged, implying sadness or damage. This post is part of tutorial on Using Common Words in Extraordinary Contexts "The moon hung low, a golden eye watching the earth." Implies the moon is an observant, sentient being. "Her heart was a locked treasure chest, full of secrets." Suggests emotional guardedness and hidden feelings. "The city was a jungle, alive with noise and competition." Compares the city to a wild, untamed environment. "His thoughts were a labyrinth, twisting and turning in endless confusion." Conveys the complexity and disarray of his mind. "The storm was an angry beast, tearing through the coastline." Implies a violent, uncontrollable f…