“In the eastern sky there was a yellow patch like a rug laid for the feet of the coming sun . . .” — The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane

Then, explain.  Tell which type of figurative language it is.  Describe the comparison being made and what it shows.

This is a simile.

It compares a yellow patch of light in the sky to a rug set out to offer a walkway for the sun.  The simile paints a picture so that the reader can imagine how the path of the sun's light will follow almost like a carpet that is rolled out for one to walk on.  I think of a welcome mat outside one's door or a red carpet rolled out for an awards show.  The simile sets a mood that is warm, welcoming and inviting.

This is a simile. It compares her and a baby coming home from the bar. This helps show the listener that she is crying coming home from the bar. She may be crying because of something such as rejection or an argument.

Know that this song was written by Johnny Cash's wife June. This is a simile because it represents/shows her love to the how children innocently fall in love and how they might end up with each other in the future. “I fell for you like a child” also gives the idea that they once knew each other in the past. It also further induces this because ti uses the word "like".

like a ghost they want to make them all

they won't let go,"

-Elle King Ex's and Oh's

This is a example of a simile and it compares ex's and a ghost. A ghost scares and comes back to the wanted person. This means that they always haunt him and they are always lingering. He has probably had a various amount of ex-girlfriends and is probably regretting his choices.

-Nicki Minaj (the queen of rap),Super Bass

This is a simlie; "When he come up in the club, he be blazin' up." This is comparing the man to simply walking into the club, and she is comparing it with a term that can mean something like he's grabbing everyone's attention. Or maybe the man looks very fine, cause of the term "blazin up"

- Believer by Imagine dragons.

This is a metaphor that compares how people tell him to do something but he chooses what he wants to do. The metaphor which shows that he is in charge of what he does.

This is from a song by a country singer. This is a simile because it has the word 'like'. In the 2nd part of the song he is saying how he knows every part of the road and every curve without needing a GPS.

-Teagan Schaeffer

This is a simile because it compares an ear-blasting sound that feels like it would shake your whole body's bones with a horrific scream that seems like it would have come from a baby having a heart attack. Then it would compare to a horrific-looking banshee that would have a soul/ghost-like appearance that not only makes you have a heart attack but then would take you to your doom after that. This is from The Nightmare Before Christmas. The website is from Lyric Find.

This is a simile. It compares beauty to diamonds. Diamonds are a precious rock that are valued for their beauty. By comparing someone to a diamond you are saying that they are pretty.

- By Guns N' Roses. Sweet Child O' Mine.

This is a simile. It is comparing childhood memories to the fresh blight blue sky. It reminds us about our childhood memories. It is used to bring good memories back into the head of the listener. It shows how good and fresh those childhood memories were.

These lyrics are a simile because of the word 'like', and they are comparing themselves to something really cold, it helps show how they are and are feeling on the inside. It helps the listener imagine that they are cold-hearted.

John 15:5 (NIV)

This is a metaphor.

It first compares Jesus to a vine. Then, it compares humans to the branches of the vine. It shows that we can't survive without Jesus. Jesus says it as a simile so he isn't just saying, "You can't survive without me." He is going into more depth than that.

This is a simile.

The simile compares a girl to a pageant queen. When listening to the song, a image of a beautiful girl walking down the aisle comes to mind. At this point in the story, the girl is getting married. Pageant queens are usually pretty and all smiles, and this shows how the girl looks like she is walking down the aisle. This simile sets a joyful tone, and helps the listener to imagine what the girl looks like at this point in the song.

This is a simile because it is comparing a person to a penny.

It shows that the person she is referring to was used or put to waste because when a penny gets drenched in water or rain it rusts and is not usable anymore. This could make the person feel manipulated or taken advantage of because of "he," the person that made the other person feel useless, the one who put the penny out in the rain.

-Sweet Child O' Mine by Guns n' Roses

This is a metaphor. It is comparing a woman's eyes to blue skies without using like or as. The lyrics are comparing a girl's eyes to very blue skies meaning that her eyes are a very strong blue color that are very pretty.

This is a simile because he is referring to how he gets attracted to someone like how both get attracted to fire meaning he may be extremely attracted to that person because he loves them. When ou listen to this part of the lyric your may think of Shawn Mendes talking or showing how he is strongly attracted to this person and wants to be near them.

This is a simile.

It compares someone's love to colors in autumn. The love is very extreme or happy right before the person stops loving. Like how autumn leaves are extremely bright right before they fall off the tree.

-Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

This is a simile. It compares that Dudley looks ugly and fat like a pig, but also has human parts like hair. So by saying that someone looks like a pig is saying that they are ugly and fat.

This is a simile from the Universal Pictures movie The Lorax. In the movie, The Lorax (one of the main characters) is telling the Once-ler (another main character)how he made a big mistake when he was younger and cut down all the beautiful, tall, soft, magical trees down and now there are no trees left. All that is left is one Truffula tree seed and if no one is dedicated and cares, the trees will never grow again and they will go completely extincted. The Lorax tells Ted that he is the whole city's last hope. This simile compares Ted and him being the last hope to revive the trees.

This is a metaphor. It shows that the world that we live in is beautiful and amazing. Later in the song it states things like how somewhere in the world the sun is always shining and how the stars are shining just for us. This metaphor and this song shows how amazing our world really is and how we take it for granted.

This is a simile. It compares the dancing moves of Mick Jagger and the dancing of the Maroon 5 members. By comparing these we can understand that the dance moves of the band members are really good.

"You ain't nothin' but a hound dog, cryin' all the time,"-Hound Dog, by Elvis Presley.

This is a metaphor comparing a person to a crying dog. This is about a bad friend. It is about a friend that talks about one day doing something great, but he never tries to do it. The metaphor is saying that he only talks about what he is going to do, hence the line, "cryin' all the time."

This is a metaphor. It compares Rudy's hair with the color of lemons. By using this metaphor Zusak makes the impression of Rudy having vibrant yellow hair. It gives the reader more to imagine, rather than just straight up saying that Rudy has blonde hair. It gives a more poetic feeling to his description.

This is a simile. This simile explains the instability of her relationship with her significant other. Usually, when water is being held by bare hands it ends up leaking fast since water cannot stay on a person's hands for a period of time. It's unstable. This simile compares the instability of Phoebe's relationship and holding water in your hands, which doesn't stay on for long.

This is a simile. It compares Uncle Vernon to a gigantic beet because he is very mad and red and gigantic. This tells us that Uncle Vernon is ginormous and gets very mad a lot.

-Madeline Miller, ¨Circe¨

This is a simile comparing flowers to eager puppies. It shows that the flowers seemed to like her, like eager puppies rushing toward her. She uses personification to give the flowers a more human response when they seem to ¨lean into her touch.¨

This is a simile. It compares the ears of an elephant to palm leaves. When palm leaves are blown by the wind, they sway. This simile paints a picture of the elephant's ears swaying back and forth. This simile sets a mood that is energetic and playful.

This is a simile. It compares a heart and a glass or stone. This tells this person is either a fragile or cold person, because a glass is easy to shatter, and a stone is hard and harder to break. A heart made of glass means the person is sensitive, and a heart made of stone means the person is cold and unfriendly.

This is a simile since it compares Rue to a bird since Rue was seen hopping to branch to branch as if she was flying like a bird.