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Point out that poets also use a variety of other sound devices , including internal rhyme and onomatopoeia Writers ' Techniques Prereading Focus Before your less advanced students complete the writing activity , allow them to brainstorm ...
Point out that poets also use a variety of other sound devices , including internal rhyme and onomatopoeia Writers ' Techniques Prereading Focus Before your less advanced students complete the writing activity , allow them to brainstorm ...
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Four of the most frequently used sound devices are alliteration , consonance , assonance , and internal rhyme . Alliteration is the repetition of similar sounds , usually consonants , at the beginnings of words or accented syllables .
Four of the most frequently used sound devices are alliteration , consonance , assonance , and internal rhyme . Alliteration is the repetition of similar sounds , usually consonants , at the beginnings of words or accented syllables .
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Analyzing the Effect of Sound Devices Sidney Lanier believed that the sound of a poem should help to reinforce its meaning . In " Song of the Chattahoochee " he used sound devices to imitate the natural flowing of a river .
Analyzing the Effect of Sound Devices Sidney Lanier believed that the sound of a poem should help to reinforce its meaning . In " Song of the Chattahoochee " he used sound devices to imitate the natural flowing of a river .
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