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Keeping Similes Simple, Simile Examples and Video
Simple similes - a comparison of two things that have something in common, but are really very different.
14 comments100 Word Examples of Onomatopoeia
In the Bat Man movies and TV series, when Robin and Bat Man would fight their enemies, onomatopoeia words would be used to express their actions. Words like: KABOOM, BANG, POW, WHACK, WHAM, BOINK, POP... would be shown on the screen. ...
122 commentsOnline Research Writing - Tips and Tricks
Online research and writing informative text can be a rewarding process for a writer. Your efforts are to deliver knowledge and textual support for your readers. Whether you are developing your own research or writing for hubs or blogs online research writing is an insightful experience. The following hub will guide you through the steps of preparing and documenting online research, pre-writing skills, reflective editing and the publishing of your respective text.
152 commentsJust How Much Figurative Language Did Jesus Use... More Then We Think!
Most Christians are taught to read the Bible in a very literal sense, unless there is a verse or text that sounds absurd in the literal sense. Most Christians therefore, I contend, have completely...
3 commentsExamples of Onomatopoeia Poetry
onomatopoeia is pronounced (on-o-mat-o-pe'-a) Function: noun 1 : the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it (as buzz, hiss) 2 : the use of words whose sound suggests the sense on-o-mato-poe-ic...
50 commentsThe Power of Metaphors in Family Conversations
Word pictures are among the greatest teaching methods for parents. See how this father used metaphors to his and his son's advantage.
8 commentsA Stay At Home Mom's Journal To Becoming A Writer - Entry Three - Sensory Immersion
Entry number three, not that far from entry number two. It's been a little crazy and writing fell to the back burner a little; but my husband, being the hero that he is, has worked out a scheduled with me so...
0 commentsPoetry - Concise Language and Line Breaks Make the Difference
Poetry requires patience. I love 7th grade students because in 5 minutes after you give them the directions, they're done. The hardest thing, for any writer to accept, is revision, revision, revision. It's always a work in progress even if I publish...
2 commentsFigurative Languages including Hyperbole and Personification: The ABC of creative writing
Figurative language makes us view the world differently, it enhances our senses. They can be added to fiction to add colour and depth to a character, author uses it to help the reader visualize what is happening in a poem or story, speaker make the indescribable describable when explaining an event. It compares two things in such a way that you find the comparison interesting or even a bit surprising. In order words, it could be a foundation towards creative writing
2 commentsSynesthesia in John Donne's "The Sun Rising"
Poetry. My high school self's arch nemesis. I truly disliked reading/writing/analyzing poetry...because I didn't know what the hell I was doing or looking for. My favorite teacher from high school...
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