Works filled with metaphors

[Chester_100]

Comparison and categorization are two basic natural ways of understanding the concepts as well as the objects around us. Grown out of the former, metaphors are amongthe most pleasing literary devices.

I’m looking for masterpieces of English literature with respect to metaphor.
Would you please enumerate some of them? (Preferably those available online)

[Bitterfly]

All of Shakespeare! :D

[andave_ya]

What about James Joyce? I've heard his "Ulysses" is full of them, although I haven't read it. If I recall correctly, I did see some in his "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."

[JBI]

Virtually all poetry. In fact, every speaker of every language uses metaphors. It is far more difficult to not use them than to use them.

[Etienne]

http://media.www.arbiteronline.com/media/storage/paper890/news/2004/02/12/Ae/Literature.Professor.Translates.MetaphorLaden.Fren ch.Novel-2216327.shtml

I had seen this yesterday, so I thought it was opportune. It's novelist Réjean Ducharme.

[Tallon]

Erewhon - Samuel Butler, guess it is more a satire than a metaphor.

[kelby_lake]

The Great Gatsby

[prendrelemick]

Moby Dick, on so many levels

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The Shipping News by E. Annie Proulx.

[kelby_lake]

The Metamorphosis

[aeroport]

A few Henry James stories stand out to me, because the titles of these works are themselves metaphors: The Beast in the Jungle, The Figure in the Carpet, The Death of the Lion.
All available here. http://www.online-literature.com/henry_james/

[bazarov]

Don Quijote.

[weltanschauung]

Erewhon - Samuel Butler, guess it is more a satire than a metaphor.

best avatar around.

on topic:
http://folhasdepapel.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/blindness_saramago.jpg

[Inderjit Sanghe]

In terms of non-English literature, Proust is by far the master of metaphors. I faintly remember counting half a dozen in the first page alone.