Question

Or like, Papi, two swimmers looking down
at the quiet surface of our island waters,
seeing their faces right before plunging in,
eager, afraid, not yet sure of the outcome.



Which literary device does the stanza use to compare the speaker's feelings about the new country to the two swimmers?

symbolism
metaphor
extended metaphor
simile

Answer 1

The correct answer is simile.

Simile refers to a literary device used to compare two things. The word "like" is often used in this type of literary device. So in the stanza above, it was stated that "Or like, Papi, two swimmers...." This would mean that the literary device used to compare is Simile. I hope this answer helped you. 

Answer 2

Answer:

the answer is SIMILE

Explanation

he uses like or as in his sentence.