04/07/2021
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Pure metaphors are those metaphors that omit the real component and only express the evoked or imaginary term. For example: The fireflies of the night sky. ("Fireflies" is the evoked term and "stars" is the actual term omitted from the metaphor)
Metaphors are rhetorical figures that allow us to place in the place of “something real”, something that “is imaginary or evoked”. Often times, pure metaphors are only understood according to the context in which they are used.