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I looked outside and saw a blanket of snow. (instead, describe a fresh snowfall) A metaphor (a fresh one) :

I looked outside and saw a blanket of snow. (instead, describe a fresh snowfall) A metaphor (a fresh one) :
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I looked outside and saw a blanket of snow. (instead, describe a fresh snowfall)

A metaphor (a fresh one) :

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I woke up, and looked out my window to see a bright, snowy day. The sun's light reflected the snow, making it seem brighter.

Sorry if that didn't help...I'm not that good using metaphors TvT
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