03.+Metaphors+&+Similes

media type="custom" key="4479432"media type="custom" key="4479430"toc = = //** ​Write the sentence in quotation marks. Follow that with the author, the novel in italics (or quotation marks for a story), and the year it was published all in bold. **// =Metaphor= "A river of wind submerged the house." **Ray Bradbury, "Dark They Were, And Golden-Eyed" 1949**

"As long as the rockets had spun a silver web across space, he had been able to accept Mars." **Ray Bradbury, "Dark They Were, And Golden-Eyed" 1949** //This sentence uses an implied metaphor.//

=Simile= "They leaped into the canal water, and he let himself sink down and down to the bottom like a golden statue and lie there in green silence." **Ray Bradbury, "Dark They Were, And Golden-Eyed" 1949**

=Combination= "They saw the old cities, lost in their meadows, lying like children's delicate bones among the blowing lakes of grass." **Ray Bradbury, "Dark They Were, And Golden-Eyed" 1949** //This sentence uses a simile, a metaphor, and a participial.//