What metaphors are used in Dust Tracks on a Road by Zora Neale Hurston?

Hurston demonstrates her ability to write with vivid metaphors in Chapter Four. The anecdotes she shares with the readers are rich and detailed. One of these is about her having been intimate with the Moon. Another is about having been "a crow in a pigeon's nest" at home. She uses this to describe having been a very curious young girl, who frequently asked questions.