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What literary device is used in a photograph by shirley toulson?
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Can anyone explain the use of the literary device oxymoron in A Photograph by Shirley Toulson?
An oxymoron is a term or statement that contradicts itself, or seems to. Examples often given are "giant shrimp" or "controlled chaos". Some are literary effects designed to create a paradox, while others are done for humor. The poem "A Photograph" contains the oxymoron "laboured ease", which in the context of loss may mean avoiding the public display of grief. (The poem is available at the related link.)
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Is there a literary device used in you left me?
No
What is the literary device that deals with blatantly negative language?
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You gown was a grassie green your sleeves of satten hanging by what literary device is being used?
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What is Literacy Devices?
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What are the different types of literary device?
Simile
Which does the word allegory belong?
literary device
Literary device the seals swam freely through the icy sea?
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What literary device is throw your mistempered weapons to the goround.?
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What literary device is buzz?
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