The literary devices - useful
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Great article. There were so many new terms my head's spinning. I'll probably consider using some, maybe even all, of these devices, but hanged if I'll be able to remember what half of them are called. Where have I been all my life?
Re: The literary devices - useful
Great article!
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Re: The literary devices - useful
Onomatopoeia, Cage! 
I don't think it's hard to pronounce, but I've heard it done several times. It's "Oh-no-ma-toe-PAY-ah"; try it a few times and you'll see what I mean.
Here is a short (but funny) video about onomatopoeia. https://gawker.com/5685838/mel-brooks-- ... ar-old-man
I don't think it's hard to pronounce, but I've heard it done several times. It's "Oh-no-ma-toe-PAY-ah"; try it a few times and you'll see what I mean.Here is a short (but funny) video about onomatopoeia. https://gawker.com/5685838/mel-brooks-- ... ar-old-man
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