Galway Advertiser Christmas Crossword,...
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This has to be an essay question isnt it?
I would put it above CSE standard.
first enumerate your figurative language
and a few examples....going from concrete - the Angel of the North to the soul of shakespeare - much less conrete...
Bring in the odd allusion -
Decide whether this is in figurative language - a bird fluttering in the desert anyuone can understand but drag in something biblical - St John but dont tell them which - or even - gulp - something from the Quran
what about Buraq who leaps - its ahorse by the way - from the dome of the rock to heaven with M on his back -
and discuss how much cultural influences and knowledge are important.....
and end the essay with yes or no.
Anyway that's how I would do it.....