What type of figurative language is used throughout "i dwell in possibility"

The whole poem is arguably a metaphor that illustrates the similarities between a home and poetry. : ) There are many other examples of figurative languge in this poem but the focus point should be the metaphor.

The correct answer is the following: The metaphor is the type of figurative language used throughout "I dwell in possibility". The poem, written by American author Emily Dickinson, talks about the author's vocation as a poet. Which she compares, through the use of metaphor, to a house.

She describes poetry as "open and limitless" and more "beautiful" than the contained and limited prose. She uses figurative language as a way to describe the power that she gained by poetry.

when i skim a text i look for anything i'm trying to find, like keys or clues or i just want to see if it is interesting to me.

explanation:

a) walter looks unhealthy