what is the hidden meaning behind "drum is shoe"
that's shown as an example of a "metaphor". in school, we were taught that a "simile" is a comparison that uses the word "like". but a "metaphor" is a comparison that does not use the word like. For example, a simile would be: "the drum is like a shoe". but a metaphor would be "the drum is a shoe". And i probably shortened it to "drum is shoe" to make it even easier to read, and to also allow space on the screen for the drum and the shoe