I’ll call this simile rather than analogy. Because similes most often have the reductionist term “like” to make it official. An extended simile. Insert transition here. Been thinking a lot lately about heads of cabbage. And a term I’ve never heard used and desire to coin: cabbage-headed. To mean those with a 3 lb. entity sitting atop the…
I’ll call this simile rather than analogy. Because similes most often have the reductionist term “like” to make it official. An extended simile. Insert transition here. Been thinking a lot lately about heads of cabbage. And a term I’ve never heard used and desire to coin: cabbage-headed. To mean those with a 3 lb. entity sitting atop their heads who lack knowledge of how to use their upper storey. Oh the garish cabbage heads follow along as if their la-di-da bootlick will give them some scratch. Bust out.
Oh. Busted. Cabbagehead been around. Me being doltish. “Don’t tell me this town ain’t got no heart.” “Maybe [I] had too much too fast or just over played [my] part.”
I’ll call this simile rather than analogy. Because similes most often have the reductionist term “like” to make it official. An extended simile. Insert transition here. Been thinking a lot lately about heads of cabbage. And a term I’ve never heard used and desire to coin: cabbage-headed. To mean those with a 3 lb. entity sitting atop their heads who lack knowledge of how to use their upper storey. Oh the garish cabbage heads follow along as if their la-di-da bootlick will give them some scratch. Bust out.
Oh. Busted. Cabbagehead been around. Me being doltish. “Don’t tell me this town ain’t got no heart.” “Maybe [I] had too much too fast or just over played [my] part.”