Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916.
Haunt
Haunts like a knell.
—William Aytoun
Haunt us as eagles haunt the mountain air.
—Philip James Bailey
Your beauty haunts me like a fevered dream.
—Lady Dufferin
Haunts … like some sweet cadenced strain.
—George H. Ellwanger
Haunts the memory, like the wild imagings of a fevered nightmare.
—Robert W. Fraser
Haunted as a robber-path through wilderness of wood.
—Victor Hugo
Haunted … like a regret.
—Alphonse M. L. Lamartine
Haunts like a wild melody.
—Thomas Moore
Haunt … like an avenging fiend.
—Dinah Maria Mulock
Vex and haunt me like a tale of my own future destiny.
—Friedrich von Schiller
Haunt thee like a wicked conscience.
—William Shakespeare
Haunt one like a ghost.
—Edward Sharpham
Haunting like spectres.
—Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd
Haunted me like a passion.
—William Wordsworth