Esperanza Rising Figurative Language

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“…and pricked her finger on a vicious thorn.”

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“She could hear it, too. The beat rushing in her ears. Shoomp, shoomp, shoomp.”

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“Her bruises had been to her pride.”

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“Isabel…rolled it up like a cigar…”

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“Our land is alive…this whole valley breathes and lives…”

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“…droopy mustache made him look like a forlorn puppy.”

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“The short blade was curved like a scythe…”

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“Esperanza could tell that Mama was uneasy with their constant presence.”

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“Their faces were so encrusted with dry dirt that they reminded Esperanza of cracked pottery.”

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“Tio Luis could not contain his grin.”

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“She felt as if she were in someone else’s body…”

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“Clicketta, clicketta, clicketta. The song of the locomotive was monotonous…”

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“I hope you will not wear black all year!”

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“He wouldn’t be grinning like a proud rooster then.”

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“…the burnt out vines rolling in parallel lines…it looked as if someone had taken a giant comb, dipped it in paint, and gently swirled it across a huge canvas.”