KillerMuffin
Seraphically Disinclined
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Quoted from somewhere:
Conceit: "An extended metaphor." That is the usual definition, but a conceit is more complex, more involved. A conceit not only extends the image, but it develops the ideas and metaphor into a new, even surprising direction. [This is the signature of the metaphysical poet.]
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Quoted from somewhere else:
Metaphor: a direct comparison of two things (for example, “hey, outhouse breath”).
Extended Metaphor: a comparison of two things which extends beyond the range of a single line.
Conceit: an exaggerated metaphor which relates two very dissimilar things.
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I got them all mixed up.
The Challenge:
Show me some conceit, baby. This could be cool coming from some of all ya'll.
Conceit: "An extended metaphor." That is the usual definition, but a conceit is more complex, more involved. A conceit not only extends the image, but it develops the ideas and metaphor into a new, even surprising direction. [This is the signature of the metaphysical poet.]
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Quoted from somewhere else:
Metaphor: a direct comparison of two things (for example, “hey, outhouse breath”).
Extended Metaphor: a comparison of two things which extends beyond the range of a single line.
Conceit: an exaggerated metaphor which relates two very dissimilar things.
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I got them all mixed up.
The Challenge:
Show me some conceit, baby. This could be cool coming from some of all ya'll.