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    experiences throughout war and the soldiers as he attempts to show it from their perspective. He wanted to highlight the sacrifices‚ ugliness and barbarity of war as a way of arousing awareness. Owens use of similes‚ metaphors‚ images‚ personification‚ hyperbole‚ paradox‚ irony and didactic sense are used to link and develop his ideas throughout his poems. ‘Dulce et Decorum est’ (it is both sweet and fitting to die for your country): This poem is graphic and confronting for it recounts the shocking

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    throughout. The regular stanza form and line length portray the constant emotion throughout the poem. The subject of losing a loved one in a love poem is typical of Donne and his hyperbole portrays the extent of his sadness as he implies that her death is his death ‘For I am every dead thing’ (line 12). Donne’s use of hyperbole in the poem is also one of his key rhetorical devices as it represents Renaissance poetry and transgression of society. His personification of death‚ ‘He ruin’d me’ (line

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    with Me” by E.E. Cummings‚ the poet writes a love poem and describes the value he has for her. In the poem‚ the speaker utilized figurative language to express the amount of love he had for his muse. In the beginning of the poem‚ the speaker uses hyperbole to lets the readers know that everything he does is because of her. In the first stanza he states‚ “ i carry your heart with me (i carry it in my heart)”‚ he is exaggerating that her heart is always with him inside of his heart. No one can literally

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    While I was reading “QUEERS READ THIS”‚ I noticed a lot of the things mentioned in the reading can also be applied to other oppressed groups and it’s interesting how many of the concepts that was mention in the reading is still so relevant in today’s society. The readings defining straightness as normality‚ was interesting because before this my understanding of the word straight was that it meant heterosexual. However‚ after giving the word and meaning more thought‚ the definition of normality seems

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    Love isn’t going to be perfect as it shows in a fairytale movie or storybook. Yes it has many obstacles with upcoming challenges. Arguing for one’s jealousy just so they won’t lose their loved one’s just in order to be together. Example of the song ‘Ay vamos” they fight but at the end they end up fixing there problems just because they can’t be without each other. Another song that shows the same meaning is ‘’beauty and the beast’’ (Porta) the beast thinks he has no heart but ends up falling in

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    “Figures of speech are sometimes used to effectively convey a sense of place.” Explain and evaluate how this is achieved in text 22 and one other text of your choice. Text 22 and text 23 both use figures of speech to effectively convey a sense of place. Text 22 is a private diary in second person singular‚ this is a positive view on travel‚ the writer’s attitudes and personality emerges with exuberance‚ energy and enthusiasm for the people she meets and the landscape she sees. The audience of

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    ENG 1D What I Learned in Grade 9 English ENG 1D Basic Terms Denotation: Dictionary definition Connotation: Non-dictionary definition Figurative Language Antithesis: When opposite statements are strongly contrasted Apostrophe: Addressing a poem Hyperbole: Exaggeration Poetic Devices Irony: When the words refer to the problem Allusion: A speech referring to a historic person Symbol: Represents something else Poetic forms Open: The writer gets to write freely Stanza: A unit within a larger poem Sonnet:

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    for excitement and it is his duty is to find the elephant and bring justice. He does not want to shoot the elephant because he had never shot one before. Orwell uses a great deal of hyperboles‚ symbols‚ and metaphors; which makes the story very interesting and pleasant to read. The choose of words used in the hyperboles in different paragraphs gives the reader a visual image of the person or surrounding being discussed at the moment in time. A phrase like “grey cowed faces” referring to long term convicts

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    Fatima Marquez Ms. Bowen English 6/29/16 Style Analysis Essay This novel is called Fahrenheit 451 written by Ray Bradbury his tone is very detailed and informative in every chapter. He uses imagery and has good word choice. He likes to write in sequential order he doesn’t skip around. The words are mainly formal and this has an impact because they all the characters don’t really communicate enough to be informal. When they do talk it is all formal and respectful. For example when Montag talks to

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    Edwards is notorious for having a powerful and fearful way of writing. He uses figurative languages like hyperboles‚ personifications‚ and biblical illusions to draw his audience in. Edwards’ sermon itself is known to strike the Fear of God into his audience. It’s no wonder that words like‚ “The pit hath opened it’s mouth under them.” inflicts a sense of danger

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