There is something very breathtaking about literature.
The skill of turning normal everyday words into art. The beauty that comes with being able to interpret a verse of poetry in more ways than one. Using words to convey smell, sound, sight.
Lifting a person from one moment in time to another; from one place to another. Making someone lean forward in anticipation with the pace of a paragraph.
Literature is an art form; one that envelops your body and soul.
While studying for my literature exam, I was going through literary devices, and it struck me how nice most of them sound, like:
Anaphora: the deliberate repetition of the first part of a sentence.
Caesura: rhythmical pauses in poetic line.
Onomatopoeia: imitating the natural sound of a thing.
Synesthesia: presention of ideas, people, places, things in such a way that it appeals to more than one sense.
Cadence: changes in rhythm and pitch of sounds or words
That picture makes me so jealous—I want all the books! Great post, also, I love the definitions, other than Onomatopoeia, and Cadence, I only had a vague knowledge of the others.
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I got it off google! I would love to have a collection that big, and a place to store it..
Good to know this added something new to somebody’s knowledge stores.
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