What is Imagery in Literature?

Imagery is used in literature in order to describe or enhance sensory experiences to the text. An instance of visual imagery might evoke a visual cue such as: the crimson blood flowed slowly down his charred face. An auditory imagery uses language that such as bells chimed and rooster crowed.

Olfactory imagery might read: his sweaty socks smelled of rotting fish and musty cellars. Metaphors and similes are also common forms of imagery used in literature. These are phrases that us "like" or "as" or not, but either is used to compare two ideas for effect."Her face is a garden" or "He is as bold as a lion.

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