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Tag Archives: metaphor
dVerse prompt – Metaphor-
A metaphor equates two things not because they are the same but because there is a symbolic resemblance or comparison. A metaphor can not be taken literally. In many cases I think that the more surprising they are the better … Continue reading →
Posted in dVerse, Metaphor, Poetry
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Tagged Bjorn Rudberg (brudberg), metaphor, poetry, rage
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On the Telling of Tales
This morning, I’m contemplating story – how it enchants and enchains; how it sets us free. Writing is my craft and stories are my passion. How they work in the world, what purpose they serve, the way they move us … Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness, Fairy Tales, Meaning, Storytelling, Writing
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Tagged John Steinbeck, lies, meaning, metaphor, pattern recognition, stories, storytelling, truth, writer's craft, writing
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Day 22- Earth Day
Pangolin We creep avoiding fallen branches searching each dark curve for give-away bright tapestry animals’ nighttime eyes. Light sparkles in the underbrush. Slowly, engine off, we glide to stop slide from our respective seats. Impossible creature notes frozen human … Continue reading →
The story of the journey of death and rebirth is an ancient mythic motif, repeated, time and again, throughout human history. This Easter, we celebrate the descent into and return from the underworld by our culture’s most recent mythic hero Jesus … Continue reading →