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83Simile and Metaphor
Discover how to use simile and metaphor and how it will create images or pictures in the minds of the readers.
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76Examples 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...
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72List of Animal Similes
Many writers used animal similes to describe their charactes attiudes and personalites. Here is a list of commonly used animal similes.
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75Synonymous, Antithetic, and Emblemetic Parallelism
Part two of a four part series on poetic parallelism. In this HUB three different biblical parallelisms are discussed.
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67Louisiana Summer Sigh
Writing exercise in the form of a “simile smile” and an original poem about us and summer changing into the next season of life. How many times have you wanted to sit down and write a summer poem?...
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66How to Make Money Writing Online
What is the Writer's Purpose The writer's purpose is to convey information and ideas that persuade or inform. The written word; however, unlike the spoken word is indelible and is there forever in...
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68Cliches--To Use or Not to Use?
They say you should avoid using clichés like a plague. Oops, that sounds like a cliché in itself. So let’s say we should avoid them like ….? You can fill in the blanks, but chances are someone has...
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59Dementia of a Nightingale
This poem is dedicated to my Grandmother who has now had dementia for about ten years. As a nightingale spreads its wings at dawn And dew and frost bewitch a lawn, And cover it with a beauty drawn in...
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42Theory of Sweatertivity
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Theory of Sweatertivity Life is a lot like a knitted sweater Sometimes you think you did everything right You mastered the cable stitch and the ribbing ...
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