…with that invisible movement similar to continental drift that separates people who love each other.
Bravo for Ray
Loriga! This is a brilliant example of how Science can help Literature on
giving a great presence to your metaphors. You can tell, for things like this,
that a good basic scientific education at school is worth it! They are also
very interesting the metaphors in the opposite way, I mean, those you have to
create to explain a physical phenomenon without using Maths or another Science.
For instance, in Physics manuals, the waves are described as a transmission of energy
without transmission of matter and someone thought it was like a rumour
spreading troughout the country without nobody moving.
So, metaphors are
a kind of communicating vessels between scientists and litteratours and you can
use them to give an elegant touch to a literary text and to get people without great scientific knowledges to glimpse some
complex physical phenomena
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