Anadiplosis

(From the greek anadiplosis, "doubling") consists of repeating a term or a fine of locution towards the beginning of the next. Thi...

Anacoluthon

(From the greek also privative and akolouthos, "does not follow") is in interrupting the sequence of syntactic sentence (in more f...

Alliteration

It is to repeat the same letters or syllables of a term in the following ones to give more musicality in verse. "The whispers blowing ...

Allegory

(From the greek ἄλλος and ἀγορεύω) consists in to one or more terms of the symbolic meanings. Makes concrete abstract concepts and it facili...

Afèresi

(From the greek ἀφαίρεσις, "subtraction") consists in the fall the first vowel or syllable of the word. Often such removal is comp...

Adynaton

(From the greek ἀδύνατον, "impossibility") is to pull over the realizations of two facts imaginary impossible, placing one as pre...

Accumulation

(From Lat. Accumulatio) is to list a number of linguistic terms or concepts (Orderly or confused) to better narrate and describe. The result...

My metaphors (synecdoche)

Figures of speech are literary stratagems that they are used to find more effective expression, even at the cost of violating the rules lang...

Guide to the analysis of poetry for students and readers

After years of composing I returned to starting point, recovering to study analysis the poetic text as it is taught in schools. Actually, wh...

People beyond words

live from dawn maple, beech, pine in the beautiful forest. staying on the contrary the human form in the quiet native contour of houses, pal...