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Figurative Language In
My Favorite
Songs. By Katrin Elisabeth Zelenowski.
"Beautiful"
Bars and Melody
"Your personality is too much to handle
you light up the room like a candle"
This is a simile.
It uses the word "like" to compare the listener`s personalilty to the light from a candle.
Simile- comparison of two unlike object using the word Like or As
The end.
Hyperbole- extreme exaggerion.
"Pave"
Britt Nicole
"If you wanna jump from the top of the waterfall"
"Counting Stars" OneRepublic
This is a hyperbole because they (Britt Nicole and the listener) don`t actally jump from the top of a waterfall.
"I see this life like a swinging vine"
"Radioactive"
Imagine Dragons
This lyric is a similie because the lyric compares life to a swinging vine. Life is not simular to a vine.
Similie- comparing two unlike things using "like" or "as".
"I`m waking up to ash and dust. I wipe my brow and sweat my rust im breathing in the chemicals."
"A Thousand Years"
Christina Perri
"I have loved you for a thousand years ...
I`ll love you for a thousand more"
Hyperbole.They aren`t actually inhaling chemicals.Humans can`t do that without dying or getting sick.
"Just Like Fire"
P!nk
This statement is a Hyperbole beause they havent
even been alive for a thousand years. And this song was written for the Twilight Saga movies.Vampires and werewolves are immortal.
"Walk On The Water"
Britt Nicole
Hyperbole- Extreme exaggeration.
Hyperbole- Extreme exaggeration
"I'm walking on a wire, tring to go higher. It feels like I'm surrounded by clowns and liars."
"Your faith is all it takes and you can walk on the water too."
Metaphor because the person isn't
really surrounded by clowns and liars. They mean it feels they are isolated by the world and they have been lied to.
This is a hyperbole.
Sadly people cannot walk on water.
But people can have faith.
Hyperbole-Extreme exaggeration.
Metaphor-comparing two unlike things without using "like" or "as"