Which excerpt from the poem "Girl Powdering Her Neck” by Cathy Song is an example of a simile?

In the poem "Girl Powdering Her Neck" by Cathy Song, a simile is a figure of speech that compares two different things using "like" or "as." One of the lines that exemplifies this is when the poet describes the girl's actions or appearance in a way that draws a vivid comparison.

While I can't provide a direct excerpt from the poem, a common example of simile in poetry would be something like describing the way light falls or how the powder is applied "like snow on the skin." This use of "like" creates an imaginative image that enhances the reader's understanding of the scene. Look for lines that include those comparative words to find similes.