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“I took that story with me in the coming days and turned it over, like the stone in a ripe peach: the sudden, unexpected hard shock in the centre of everything.”

Book:Ariadne

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“I think that the old-young polarization and the male-female polarization are perhaps the two leading stereotypes that imprison people. The values associated with youth and with masculinity are considered to be the human norms, and anything else is taken to be at least less worthwhile or inferior.”

Age Youth Metaphor Masculinity Femininity Stereotypes Dualism Susan Sontag Stereotypes Quotes

Author:Susan Sontag

“Wobbyks have a saying, 'Grow tall as a sapling, not tall as a weed. One is watered, the other cut down.' It means that you can set yourself greater than others, but only if you're a tree that gives shade. Not if you're a useless plant that must be cut down.”

Advice Metaphor Sayings

Book:The Only

Source: The Only

“It is said that autism is like having a different operating system from other people. ... Most people are Windows PCs, the arty people are Macs and we run on Linux We will need programs to help us interact with the majority of Windows people. And at our heart is a different, not inferior, operating system.”

Psychology Metaphor Autism Computers Linux Autism Spectrum

Author:Richard Maguire

“She knew deep down that magazines were a dinosaur, and her real job was to dodge the asteroid as long as possible.”

Funny Business Media Metaphor Magazines Print Publishing

Book:Good For You

Source: Good For You

“It was a case of two dogs playing on a hearth-rug; one worrying a paper screw, snarling, snapping, giving a pinch, now and then, at the old dog's ear; the other lying somnolent, blinking at the fire, raising a paw, turning and growling good-temperedly. They had to be together, share with each other, fight with each other, quarrel with each other.”

Metaphor Descriptive

Book:Mrs. Dalloway

Source: Mrs. Dalloway

“By the time he was by her shores, it was the twilight hour And he stood witness to their blending in celestial communion His tired eyes beheld the amber of her blushes drip into her tresses And ripple in a gentle zephyr of his caresses In her ankles he saw the white frills of a long turquoise robe, Replete with the tinkling of her anklets Like the many dead whose ashes are dissolved in her waters, He emptied in her the remnants of his memories, so there remained no trace of his old self, Like a monk who does self-oblation, shunning all bondages of an insignificant past He wished to be reborn in the same life, a different man with a different name – A man with no yesterdays and no tomorrows”

Poetry Ocean Metaphor Mystical Literary

Book:I Killed the Golden Goose : A COLLECTION OF THOUGHTS, THOUGHTLESSNESS, SILENCES, POEMS & SOME ‘SHOT’ STORIES

Source: I Killed the Golden Goose : A COLLECTION OF THOUGHTS, THOUGHTLESSNESS, SILENCES, POEMS & SOME ‘SHOT’ STORIES

“Stick an apple in my mouth. Drop me on a platter. And ring the bell.”

Humorous Metaphor

Book:Sleet Kitten

Source: Sleet Kitten

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