Poetry

There are no similes in this poem, rather the poet, John McCrae uses strong imagery to describe idea's and represent actions.

If he is really a human, this is an example of a metaphor. If he is really a pig, this is an example of a sentence or statement.

That's a simile, where you compare two things.

"The fog in London was like a pair of thick socks."

"She snuggled up in bed, warm like a pair of thick socks."

There's a poem by Jimmy Santiago Baca that starts:

"I am offering this poem to you,

since I have nothing else to give.

Keep it like a warm coat,

when winter comes to cover you,

or like a pair of thick socks

the cold cannot bite through,

I love you."

Jimmy Santiago Baca was born on January 2, 1952.

The majority of words in Spanish have more than one use or meaning. This is the same as in English.

Appeals to the readers five senses

She sees them with more mature eyes and values them more now than when she lived at home

i honestly dont know

Since we cannot see the paragraph you're looking at, we can't tell you how it creates suspense.

Separated from the outside world, Elisa has a few human connections.

(For those apex learners)

when I told dad that I had lost his keys, he went BANANAS