The House of God

What metaphors are used in The House of God by Samuel Shem?

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Things had moved fast. Two days, and already, like swimming in a strong current, I'd looked up and found my life an eternity farther downstream, the near bank far gone.

"The postmortem is the flower—no, the red rose—of medicine."

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The House of God