False I hope this answer helped, I would show work but there is really not much work to show.
It'd be useful if we knew what the hell you were talking about, my man.
If a person wants to make use of extended metaphor in a poem, then it is important that he creates a universal theme and write about it throughout the poem.
<h3 /><h3>What is an Extended Metaphor?</h3>
This refers to the use of metaphor in which its ideas are used linearly across the entire poem or literary work.
With this in mind, if you want to write a 12-line poem which contains extended metaphor, then you would have to:
- Select a theme which you would use as a metaphor. For example, you can make a theme about hope.
- Next, write about hope and how it is essential to human living
- Extend this metaphor by comparing it to people who have no hope and are living as if they would die the next minute
- Finally, end the poem
Read more about extended metaphor here:
brainly.com/question/523619
While sitting at my desk for math class thoughts drafted through my mind. Then the thought of my lunch popped up. Salami. Oh yum! It chanted over and over in my head. I couldn’t wait. My body quivered at the thought of taking a bite of my sandwich. It was gonna taste so good. All of a sudden my teacher called on me. She told me to answer the question that she had been asking to class. I was in a daze. I overwhelming answered “2” and to my surprise it was right. I should really start paying attention in class!
