What is Writing like for you? Add your metaphor/simile!

Just like throwing a net on the surface, you can capture infinite thinking by writing.

Whenever you use Cliche, you will intentionally write something that is not intentional. George Orwell said in his rule, "I will never use metaphor, metaphor, or any other images you saw in print." Please use your imagination to come up with new things. New analogies and metaphors leave more impressions to readers than older cliches. Copying and repeating words and phrases is a simple mistake. If you have just used a word, that word becomes active in your head so you can easily reuse that word without having to implement it. It is easy to achieve, but as a writer it may be difficult to find. The editing tool should search the entire article and point out that the phrase "give to my daughter" 8 times or the phrase "to reproduce" 5 times, and rewrite some examples and attract readers I can do it.

Use metaphors and similar words carefully. Good metaphor and metaphor can cheer and animate your sentences, but bad things can make your sentences brittle like babies. Excessive use of metaphor and metaphor may indicate that you are not confident of what you say and rely on rhetoric to explain your idea. They can be complaining too soon. "Mixed" metaphor makes two meaningless mixtures of two figurines. For example, it is a common metaphor that "When we come, burn the bridge." "We will cross the bridge when we get there" and "Please do not burn the bridge". Move, verify - or skip completely

A metaphor and similarity is a literary device that uses comparisons to better explain something. The difference between the two is that similar languages ​​use words such as "like" or "as" to compare - but do not metaphor. The metaphor of metaphors, resolve, motivation, power, perfection, or persistence and sneaky expression are better explained by comparing this quality one with the quality of nature.

What are some good figurines and similarities that reveal wisdom, determination, motivation, strength, perfection, or persistence? Not all of them need to be included in the reference. Thank you very much.