"Classes are specific, allegorical aspects of the metaphor that encloses them. Examples are: light, depth, density, motion, image/sight, scent, sound, texture, taste, balance, complexity, beauty, size, etc."

Classes have the following syntax: identifier [ content ]

If you have any questions or comments for classes, please say so.


Edited by White Raven to clarify terms:
OLD TERMS:
METAPHOR NAME {Metaphor [Class (element)
...........................................(element)]}

NEW TERMS:
SUBJECT
ASPECT {Qualifier [Characteristic (metaphor)
...........................................(metaphor)]}

EXAMPLE:
....BODY {Motion [Speed (quivering flags)
..............................(the flirt of butterfly wings)]}

This post is in reference to Classes (old terms) or Characteristics (new terms.)

Of course I have questions. Is this just for the allegorical aspect of the essence? Like in relation to the Biblical allegorical properties of the essence?

This is a different type of an allegory from Biblical parables and etc. This is a highly developed and systematic simile.