piles childbirth
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figurative language.?
Their voices blended into a threnody of nostalgia about pain. Rising and falling, complex in harmony, uncertain in pitch, but constant in the recitative of pain. They hugged the memories of illnesses to their bosoms. They licked their lips and clucked their tongues in fond remembrance of pains they had endured – childbirth, rheumatism, croup, sprains, backaches, piles. All of the bruises they had collected from moving about the earth – harvesting, cleaning, hoisting, pitching, stooping, kneeling, picking – always with young ones foot.
This is an excerpt from Toni Morrison & I was wondering
what kind of style of writing this passage explains about Toni Morrison.
The paragraph is an example of an extended metaphor. The style is fluid and written in 3rd person omniscient perspective.
Spring Sprang: Birthing Season; A Barnyard Production
