1, two rhetorical devices, namely metaphor and personification.
Imitation: the kitten slowly pokes its little head out of the door, as if afraid of being found, and gently pushes it out of the door, and its little tail flutters in the wind like dog tail grass.
The personification sentence in Lilac Knot;
1. In some houses, half trees are covered with silver branches, and star-shaped flowers are covered with branches, peeping at pedestrians from the wall, causing passers-by to look back.
2. Many small flowers form a cluster, and many clusters of flowers cover a tree, covering my window and shining my thoughts and dreams.
Metaphors in lilac knots;
1, two purple flowers on the edge of the flower wall, like impressionist paintings, have blurred lines and penetrate straight into the white outside the window.
2. Xiaolei is round and bulging, just like a flower button on a skirt.
You can also put some of the following metaphors:
1. In some gardens, half a tree is blooming with rosy clouds and flaming flowers are all over the branches.
2. Some courtyards spit half a tree with gold embroidery, and sunny flowers shine on the branches.
In some rural areas, half a tree is in full bloom, and small flowers like stars decorate the branches.
In some parks, half of the trees are pearl-colored, and dewdrop-shaped flowers are dotted with branches.
The difference between metaphor and personification
First, things are different. In figurative rhetoric, Thing B is used to explain Thing A, in which Thing B can be any person, thing and thing that has something in common with Thing A. Anthropomorphic rhetoric describes the first thing with anthropomorphic actions, demeanor and psychological activities, and the second thing can be regarded as "person" in a unified way.
Second, the vehicle must appear in figurative sentences, while the ontology must appear in anthropomorphic sentences. For example, "blooming flowers are as beautiful as dressed girls." In this sentence, the ontology is "flower", the vehicle is "girl" and the metaphor is "image", which is a simile rhetoric in metaphor.
The blooming flowers are girls dressed in costumes, which are very beautiful. In this sentence, the ontology is "flower", the vehicle is still "girl", and the metaphor becomes "yes", which is a kind of figurative rhetoric.
People in the garden are admiring the girl wearing a branch. It's really beautiful. In this sentence, the vehicle is also a "girl", but the ontology and metaphor are omitted. From the context, we can know that its ontology is a flower, which is a rhetorical category of metaphor.