It’s Metaphor Week at the NDD! First, a definition. A metaphor is a direct claim that
A is X. A simile is similar, but it says A is like X, not A is X.
A is X. A simile is similar, but it says A is like X, not A is X.
Want to stay young at heart? Have not only the courage of your convictions, but the courage to explore them thoroughly.
Drawing and commentary 2025 by Marty Coleman | napkindad.com
Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald, 1896-1940, American author and screenwriter. Ironically he died at the exact age of the older person in his quote.
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