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    Poems can have many interpretations when it comes to breaking the piece down to find its meaning. "Alone"‚ by Edgar Allan Poe‚ directly and indirectly presents Poe’s actual feelings towards his childhood. Poe introduces an adult speaker‚ which represents him‚ who is recalling his childhood. He uses a somber tone to describe his sorrow of feeling like he did not belong and he reasons about what loneliness and isolation did to him and compares it to a storm and a mountain. Edgar Allen Poe used his

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    In his academy award winning movie‚ The Blind Side‚ released in 2009‚ John Lee Hancock‚ an award winning director and author‚ illustrates the relevant racism against African American in modern society shown through the non-fiction narrative of Leigh Anne Tuohy‚ a woman who encounters a young African American boy that only has two personal belongings‚ an extra shirt and pants. Hancock develops his illustration by retelling the story Ferdinand the Bull through Michael Oher’s character as well as developing

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    1988 (Bicentenary of European Settlement). First person narration has been utilised‚ as seen in “I shall let my fist be clenched in songs;” to allow the reader to empathise with the composer and understand the journey first hand from the persona. Anaphora is repetitively seen in “Today‚ I shall…” to emphasise the author’s seriousness and determination as an implication of the journey of multiple generation of Aboriginal’s experienced due to the arrival of the first fleet. An oxymoron has been utilised

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    Rhetoric is the use of descriptive language in the form of rhetorical devices to create meaning between people. Rhetoric can be described as: “...a technique of using language effectively and persuasively in spoken or written form” (“Rhetoric - Examples and Definition of Rhetoric”). In simpler terms‚ rhetoric allows for communicators to persuade or to relate to their audience. Rhetoric’s most important job is creating connections through writing by using rhetorical devices. Rhetoric’s creates emphasis

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    patriotidsm‚ as well as the abilites‚ of the very worthy gentlemen who have just addressed the House"(1.1). Henry is saying that their patriotism is the feeling they need so they can break away from England. One of the syntax that Henry uses is an Anaphora. Henry repeats the word fight twice in the 4th paragraph‚ and parallelism is also used in the passage. In the 4th parapraph‚ the author uses period sentence‚ "If we wish to be free-if we mean to preserve inviolate those inestimable privileges for

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    Directly addressed to a man named Leuconoe and the origins of the famous phrase “seize the day”‚ Horace’s speech argues the importance of living in the present moment while treating the future as nonexistent. He stresses the fact that humans cannot control time or know what the future holds. Therefore‚ Horace orders Leuconoe to enjoy life as if today were the last day‚ for he does not know if he will have tomorrow waiting for him to take action. Horace says that as mortals‚ people are forbidden

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    parallel structure and figurative language in his correspondence. Chesterfield starts off his letter by establishing a position to give his advice. Recognizing that his young son could easily show indifference to his words‚ the author employs anaphora in order to sympathize somewhat with his son and at the same time reveal his expectation that

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    representative democracy. If we consider the Port Huron Statement on one hand‚ and the Declaration of Occupation of New York City on the other‚ we can see a difference in shape and yet not in pattern‚ in words and yet not in ideas. Both texts rely on an anaphora to give strength to their content. On one hand‚ the Port Huron Statement claims that “We would... We oppose...” while the Declaration of Occupation states “They have... They continue...”. Even if this shows a difference in the point of view

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    Figure of speech From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia "Figures of speech" redirects here. For the hip hop group‚ see Figures of Speech. A figure of speech is the use of a word or words diverging from its usual meaning. It can also be a special repetition‚ arrangement or omission of words with literal meaning‚ or a phrase with a specialized meaning not based on the literal meaning of the words in it‚ as in idiom‚ metaphor‚ simile‚ hyperbole‚ or personification. Figures of speech often provide

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    J.F Kennedy

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    with guilt for their ignorance toward the public interest.He uses this language to ultimately in a way persuade executives to lower their prices by making them feel responsible for their actions John F. Kennedy use of syntax in his speech by using anaphora to make people remember the most important part of the speech to explain his purpose of the harmful effects against America .In paragraph 3‚ he continues to repeat the phrase "it would"(lin.25).He continues to repeat this phrase ‚ so the people will

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