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The use of words, phrases that does not have its normal everyday, literal meaning and (similes, metaphors, personification).

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Similes and Metaphors

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Symbolism is used in literature to the practice of representing things by symbols, or of investing things with a symbolic meaning or character.

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A series of 3 parallel words, phrase or classes used to create a poetic rhythm.

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The action of repeating something that has been said or written.

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Sometimes... a new way of saying something can make all of the difference! Hyphenated adjectives often cause the reader to “ sit and take notice.”

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Sometimes... students need a special ending (that will effectively “wrap up” the piece). One “trick” is to repeat a phrase from the beginning of the piece and use slightly different wording.

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1. An explanation of HOW the device works in literature [the definition]

2. Identification and analysis of several (at least 2) examples of the device in the given story

3. An explanation of HOW the device is functioning in the given story

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The American flag

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“Tell me and I forget and Teach me and I remember”; and
“A government of the people by the people, for the people"

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“He was a slave to their ways, Slave to the demon colored; Slave everything he had known…”

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“My mother gave her famous you-better-get-to-your-room-now-and make-it-shine-before-I-get to-your-behind look.”

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“I sit quietly on the old wooden desk, watching the birds soar through the humid air.”