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Question
Find a suitable object for each comparison.
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Solution
- Feathers whiter than snow.
- Emeralds greener than grass.
- Lips redder than a cherry.
- Water bluer than the sky.
- Hair blacker than coal.
- Eyes brighter than a star.
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