Starry night

Inspired by Starry Night by Vincent Van Gough.

The tree blocking a house

with its windows

light the swirls

 

in the sky show the

reflection of the

rolling hills and shine,

lighting up the church standing

silently in the valley bushes

 

grow up from the nourishing

soil and hide little critters

shivering in the

night’s crisp, cold air

 

the homes guard little

children from the

midnight monsters

and windy outside air.

It’s Not a Nose, It’s the Empire State Building!

So far in the play Cyrano de Bergerac, Cyrano is a poet, soldier, and fencer. He is overconfident because he is self-conscious about his giant nose. Whenever someone makes fun of his nose, Cyrano challenges them to fence him. At one point in the story, Cyrano is fencing the Viscount and making up a poem at the same time.  This shows that Cyrano is confidant in both his fencing abilities and him ability to make up wonderful poems on the spot.
A metaphor is a way of comparing two objects without using ‘like’ or ‘as’.
A simile is a way of comparing two objects with using ‘like’ or ‘as’.

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