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Well, honey, that sentence is a classic example of a metaphor. It's comparing wearing a pen in your pocket to some kind of deeper meaning, like carrying someone's words or thoughts with you. So, next time you see someone with a pen in their pocket, just remember they might be carrying more than just a writing utensil.

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