Figurative Language In Creative Writing

When authors look to be informative, they will be straight forward in their writings. Authors will try to have their writings be black and write instead of going in-depth with unnecessary details. Instead of setting a tone that the reader will translate into a mood, informative writers will need to contribute facts to get his or her point across to the reader. Creative writers, on the other hand, will need to provide detail to the reader. Creative writers should have an imaginative setting in their writings, such as: similes, metaphors, symbolism, adjectives, and even idioms. While using figurative language, the creative writer can set a mood for the reader. Referring to the poem, "Poem for an Inked Daughter", the author tries to establish