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Very beautiful argument you have put forward. It is just an example disregard of validity or invalidity. Further explanation will be presented under Syllogism heading.

First, it has a consonance and an assonance. Second, it is a personification. Third, it is a metaphor.

It is a paradox. It could also be called a self-reflection.

Yes, exactly. It would prove helpful to you.

Hyperbole

The plot is of cows grazing and confronting the lion. Main characters are cows and the lion, while the setting is of the forest. Theme is union is strength.

Please ask this question again. It is not clarifying what you want to ask.

Please ask a clear and concise question. Do you want to change it into passive or want to add a passive phrase to it.

It is a metaphor as well as personification as Lagos is a city but it has been shown having life and emotions of its own that means it has been personified. It also implies that it has been compared to...

The poem will be analyzed and post soon. Just check the fourth line to see a simile.

It is a full poem and will be published soon with all literary devices. However, just see that things have been compared to human beings lying down that is a good metaphor.

Please write a correct question to get an appropriate answer.

If it is stated by the end that "it was "all a dream" it means that now the author has made his protagonist of the story to wake up. It also could be a moment of recognition. Hence, it is an epiphany....

Please ask a proper question to get a correct answer. Such questions do not make any sense. In literary terms, it is a statement as well as a paradox or a paradoxical statement.

It shows the use of personification as heart has been personified. Second is the use of alliteration as the sound of /d/ shows in "dripped down" and /m/ in "make my."

It is an interrogative sentence with colloquialism at work as the use of deez instead of these shows.

One is the use of consonance as the sound of /m/ shows and the second is the use of implicit metaphor as the memories seem compared with money.

Really sorry, we do not provide assistance in French Literature or even French translation. Please ask some relevant English question.

Yes, almost every other literary history terms him a single person. Obviously, there are controversies but they are mostly due to some ambiguities about his life and works.

No, I think it is a paradox. Just check how contradictory ideas have been jotted down together.