Figurative Language (Practice Session)
To use a simile is like a sin to me
Criminally link a metaphor
To a child designated four
Who, unfortunately, met a four
Assailants, get set, explore
Barking up a neverending tree
Each branch acts as hyperbole
Entranced guarded by Cyber Lee
Civil War allusion
Disorienting vibrations
Created solely for the confusion
Trapped in a world of idiom
Stealing thunder
Robbing blind
Pot to piss in — Can’t find
Blowing by those that caution signed
Time flies by
Like a spy plane chase Camaro
Top this pun off
With a well-placed Sombrero
Onomatopeia turned social media
Via Tik Tok
All credit due to the Psycho
Birds fly by
Carrying Hitchcock
Alliteration
Written within
A Churchill
Next to Winston
Deafening silence
The USA with no violence
Ask Purdue about Oxymorons
Actions of the poet
Proverb
Some stumble upon the calling accidentally
Some know it after the hot herb
The quill becomes NyQuil
For those captivated with likes, still
The symbolism of slow thinking
Looking for double meaning?
Meaning no blinking
Metonymy provides the author autonomy
Pen mightier than the sword
Until it strikes upon economy
CEOs tied up in lawsuits
Dressed in a new suit & tie
Leaving courtrooms on new wheels
All for those 0–60 MPH reels
Introducing epithet
Set the bet
Competitors in for sleepless nights
Lonely days
Onlookers belly laughing at replays
Tag-in tautology
We say
Won the race by finishing in 1st place
Dabble with more literary devices in time
Merely, the first space