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Metaphor: I look at you and wham, I’m head over heels. I guess that love is a banana peel. I feel so bad and yet I’m feeling so well. I slipped, I stumbled, I fell.1.Love is being compared to a banana peel. 2. Stereotypically slippery, yellow, used to be living, gets thrown out when they're not being used, they will get brown and black after a while, 3. The author wants you to know that you will run into love like you run into a banana peel. You will fall,but when you do, you will get back up and continue on. It might not look pretty, and yellow is an aggravating color, but, if you allow it, it will grow on you.

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Metaphor: I look at you and wham, I’m head over heels. I guess that love is a banana peel. I feel so bad and yet I’m feeling so well. I slipped, I stumbled, I fell.1.Love is being compared to a banana peel. 2. Stereotypically slippery, yellow, used to be living, gets thrown out when they're not being used, they will get brown and black after a while, 3. The author wants you to know that you will run into love like you run into a banana peel. You will fall,but when you do, you will get back up and continue on. It might not look pretty, and yellow is an aggravating color, but, if you allow it, it will grow on you.

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That it has many tastes, an array of textures and moments.

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It’s being compared to a promise, a promise can be said or promised and it can be broken by someone.  There can be a strong relationship between two people but if there are problems in between, their love could be broken up or shattered. A promise can be good, unpredictable, devastating, fulfilled 

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It’s being compared to a promise, a promise can be said or promised and it can be broken by someone.  There can be a strong relationship between two people but if there are problems in between, their love could be broken up or shattered. A promise can be good, unpredictable, devastating, fulfilled 

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1. Love is a drug                                           2. With both love and drugs there are highs and the after effects can be devastating. In the moment you see what you want and your reality is distorted through adventurous moments, however with the cost and addiction to them, once you no longer have them your life is cripple forever.  3. Love is a poison to the mind as drugs are.

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1. Love is a drug                                           2. With both love and drugs there are highs and the after effects can be devastating. In the moment you see what you want and your reality is distorted through adventurous moments, however with the cost and addiction to them, once you no longer have them your life is cripple forever.  3. Love is a poison to the mind as drugs are.

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It can be really spicy but also very dull. It has many traits.

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1. A universal migraine.

2. Blocks out all reason and blinds you. Also, very displeasing and uncomfortable to have,and it can be harmful.

3. He wants you to know that love clouds your rational judgement abilities and that you should be careful about that.

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“For you I was the flame, Love is a losing game. Five-story fire as you came, Love is a losing game.” - Amy Winehouse                                                       1. Love is being compared to a losing game and the woman in the story was the flame. Also, the man in the relationship is being compared to a huge five-story fire to take over the flame.                                                                2. The traits of the losing game are being described as a game of life where no one really wins and it’s dangerous.                                                      3. The author wants us to know that love is really hard and in the end, it is very difficult to get what you want.

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“For you I was the flame, Love is a losing game. Five-story fire as you came, Love is a losing game.” - Amy Winehouse                                                       1. Love is being compared to a losing game and the woman in the story was the flame. Also, the man in the relationship is being compared to a huge five-story fire to take over the flame.                                                                2. The traits of the losing game are being described as a game of life where no one really wins and it’s dangerous.                                                      3. The author wants us to know that love is really hard and in the end, it is very difficult to get what you want.

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1) A game                                                   2) Games have characteristics such as strategy, if you lose it isn’t fun, but if you win it’s a blast, you need to take risks to win, and finally, you need to work together with your partner.                                                      3) They want you to know that it can be tough, but if you win it has a high reward, and if you lose it’s not good.

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1) A game                                                   2) Games have characteristics such as strategy, if you lose it isn’t fun, but if you win it’s a blast, you need to take risks to win, and finally, you need to work together with your partner.                                                      3) They want you to know that it can be tough, but if you win it has a high reward, and if you lose it’s not good.

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A Cage Love is a cage she’s glad to be free of. (Susan Mitchell, “Lost Parrot”)Love is being compared to a cage in this instance. A cage holds someone in boundaries, so does love. Love binds you to a certain person like a cage binds you to an area and you aren’t free to do what you want. She does not like love or does not approve of it. She does not think that it is worth it and there is too much pain to bare. 

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A Cage Love is a cage she’s glad to be free of. (Susan Mitchell, “Lost Parrot”)Love is being compared to a cage in this instance. A cage holds someone in boundaries, so does love. Love binds you to a certain person like a cage binds you to an area and you aren’t free to do what you want. She does not like love or does not approve of it. She does not think that it is worth it and there is too much pain to bare. 

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A spice. It brings flavor to your life. Its like salt, but better.

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"Love is a piano dropped from a fourth story window, and you were in the wrong place at the wrong time."  Q1Love is being compared to a piano that is falling. Q2Sudden, painful, unexpected, blindsides you. Q3Love comes on fast, and you never know when it is going to happen.

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"Love is a piano dropped from a fourth story window, and you were in the wrong place at the wrong time."  Q1Love is being compared to a piano that is falling. Q2Sudden, painful, unexpected, blindsides you. Q3Love comes on fast, and you never know when it is going to happen.

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~Max Jung & Abbi Baran

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"Real Love is a pilgrimage. It happens when there is no strategy, but it is very rare because most people are strategists." 

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"Real Love is a pilgrimage. It happens when there is no strategy, but it is very rare because most people are strategists." 

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Q1: A Pilgrimage

Q2: It is real love, rough, long, hard, unknown journey, adventure, but rocky

Q3: That love is hard, but you can get through it, if its worth it,

Ella R. & Tilly D.

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"A fire Love is a fire. It burns everyone. It disfigures everyone. It is the world’s excuse for being ugly."(Leonard Cohen, The Energy of Slaves,1972)                                                  1)Love is being compared to a fire.         2) A fire burns. It is warm.It might harm people/things if they get too close.   It’s there until you put it out.          It’s many different colors.     3) Love is there until something ends, love can be good, but can also hurt you if you get too close. There’s many different stages to a relationship, which can relate to the colors of a fire.

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"A fire Love is a fire. It burns everyone. It disfigures everyone. It is the world’s excuse for being ugly."(Leonard Cohen, The Energy of Slaves,1972)                                                  1)Love is being compared to a fire.         2) A fire burns. It is warm.It might harm people/things if they get too close.   It’s there until you put it out.          It’s many different colors.     3) Love is there until something ends, love can be good, but can also hurt you if you get too close. There’s many different stages to a relationship, which can relate to the colors of a fire.

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Love is a mixtape: (Rob Sheffield, Life and Loss, One Song at a Time, 2006)

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Love is a mixtape: (Rob Sheffield, Life and Loss, One Song at a Time, 2006)

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Love is compared to a mixtape. A mixtape has many songs on it, some good and some bad. Love also has many ups and downs, and like a mixtape, you never know what you'll get until you play it through.

Sanjay and Dante