Figurative Speech and its Usage:

Figurative Speech:
A figure of speech is a word or phrase using figurative
language—language that has other meaning than its
normal definition. In other words, figures of speeches
rely on implied or suggested meaning, rather than a
dictionary definition. We express and develop them
through hundreds of different rhetorical techniques,
from specific types like metaphors and similes, to
more general forms like sarcasm and slang.

Usage of Figurative Speech:

Figure of speech is not only used to embellish the language, but
also cause a moment of excitement when reading. It is
used equally in writing as well as in speech. It, in fact,
provides emphasis, clarity or freshness to expression.
Clarity, however, may sometimes suffer because a
figure of speech introduces double meanings such as
connotative and denotative meanings. It also
strengthens the creative expression and description
along with making the language more graphic, pointed
and vivid.

Explanation with figurative figures:

one upon a time, there were started tensions between
Somalia and Euthopia .When the situation became more
serious, both country soldiers started preparation for
war.Apparently, the soldiers of Somalia looked like a lions

.On the other hand, the army of Euthopia shoed their

bravery while confronting with Somalia's soldiers.The
soldiers were heart of stones and didn't care about their
life.The war longed for a week and both country tried their
best to win war.Suddenly 'the war became one sided and
Somalia's soldiers got control over Euthopia .This situation
became opportunity knocking at the door for Somalia's
soldiers .Due to this horrible war the river of blood, flooded
in the battle field.The surrounding was also heated due to
shiny weather .So some soldiers were uttering the sentence
'blow wind, blow!. The third country interferred to solve
this incredible situation but politicians of both country
agreed to disagree on this matter. At last , due to to UNO
efforts, the situation became normal.