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Reading and Language Arts (5002)
Snow Morning
The town wakes up in a borrowed gown,
white buttons on every post;
the cars are loaves on a baker’s shelf,
the hedges have turned to ghost.
The plow comes grumbling down the lane,
a bear that has lost its sleep;
it clears a path for the yellow bus
and leaves the sidewalks deep.
The line "the cars are loaves on a baker’s shelf" is an example of which kind of figurative language?