no but if you were to say the green trees were like a sea then it is a simile because it contains like.
as blue as sea
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the castle reflected on the sea like a mirror
The sea of faith / was once , too , at the full , and round earth’s shore / Lay like the fold of a bright girdle furled
A forest of trees
The chips were as salty as the sea. The students were moving constantly like the sea. Her eyes were as green as the sea.
Personification.
The sound device in "as sea shells" and "sinews supple and strong as oak" is simile. Simile is a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words "like" or "as" to show similarities between them. In these examples, the speaker is comparing the man's smile and strength to sea shells and oak trees, respectively.
Her eyes were the sea.
No, a sea grape is not a simile. A sea grape is a type of plant that grows along coastlines in tropical regions, often used in landscaping. A simile is a figure of speech that compares two different things using "like" or "as."
as blue as sea
This sentence contains examples of personification and simile. Personification is used when the winds and clouds are described as having human-like qualities (winds were up, clouds raced out to sea). Simile is used when the clouds are compared to a stampede of angry sky spirits.
The two techniques used in this sentence are personification, in which leaves are given the human-like ability to roar, and simile, where the comparison between the leaves and the sound of the sea using "like" is made.
No. The beat is the rhythm. A simile is a phrase which says one thing is like another: The sea was as smooth as glass.
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onomatopoeia
Your question needs to be clarified, the Merditarranean is a sea, trees do not grow in the sea