What are some metaphors of "finding yourself"?

What are the metaphors in this poem?

• Wind doesn't always topple trees and shake houses to pieces Wind plays all over woods, with weighty ghosts in swings in thousands, swinging from every branch Wind doesn't always battle windows and push, push at walls Wind whistles down cul-de-sacs and worries dry leaves and old newspapers to leap and curl like kites tails. Wind doesn't always dry out sweaty shirts and blouses Wind scatters pollen dust of flowers, washes people's and animals' faces and combs out birds' feathers Wind doesn't always whip up waves into white horses Wind shakes up tree shadows to dance on rivers to jig about on grass, and hanging lantern light to play signalman Wind doesn't always run wild kicking tinny dustbin lids Wind makes leafy limbs bow to red roses and bob up and down outside windows and makes desk papers fly up indoors What are the metaphors in the poem? How about similes? Can you please explain what: imagery, metaphors, similes, alliteration and onomatopoeia mean? Thanks! [B]wendii[E]

• Answer:

  I Will Expain What Each Of The States Mean: Onomatopoeia- Sound Words For Example, 'Bang, Smash.' Alliteration: The Repetition Of a Constanant For Example. 'The Shimmering Sun Shined' Similie: A Phrase That Has The words 'Like Or As' In Them To Describe something. The Sun Was LIKE a Golden Coin In The Sky. Imagery: When You Describe Something And The Reader Can Piture It In Their Mind Hope It Helps x