The kite soared by me like a jet on a runway The kite flew by me as graceful as an Eagle!
No, its not personification. Its actually a simile since it uses the word "as".
An explicit metaphor is a metaphor that is fully explained in great detail. Unlike an implicit metaphor, which the meaning has to be implied.
Embarrassment metaphor
An elaborate metaphor is also called a sustained metaphor. It is when a metaphor is referred to multiple times throughout a piece by the author.
hyperbole
It was a windy day so I flew my kite.
the kite resperesents Amirs life! when the kite is flying and it i free then you can imagine Amir. HE IS FREE! AND WHEN THE KITE CUTS THEN AMIR HAS TROUBLESS. SOMETHING LIKE THAT! DID YOU GET THE POINT?
No it does not, it is a metaphor.
I invented the kite.
No
what is meaning of bread
nope. sorry (not really).
Old is like an owl but with even better intelligence. this is not a metaphor but a simile. A metaphor for old in a sentence would be
a box
(Romania) the country of lark
A metaphor for a bright smile, is the sun. A smile can brighten up a persons day, and so can the sun (:
Yes, the physical brutality and aesthetic beauty of kite running in "The Kite Runner" mirror the themes of friendship and betrayal in the novel. It symbolizes both the intense competition and bond between characters, such as Amir and Hassan, as well as the darker aspects of their relationship that ultimately lead to betrayal and guilt. Additionally, kite running serves as a metaphor for redemption and the pursuit of atonement throughout the story.