5 Metaphors for blights

Though only broken hearts be found To watch his cradle by, No blight is on his slumbers sound, No touch of harmful eye.

I'm leavin' this place because they's a blight on it, and that blight is Dan Barry.

Believe, amidst thy sorrows, That the blight that swathes the earth Is only a shade that borrows Life from thy spirit's dearth.

The disappearance for three centuries of the national consciousness in Servia and Bulgaria was not the sole work of the Moslem invader; a more fatal blight to the national languages and culture were the Greek bishops and clergy who conducted their churches and schools.

For example, chestnut blight is a fungous disease that is killing many of our most valuable chestnut trees.

5 Metaphors for  blights