Do it! Rhetorical Figures

Nobody heard he lay thought Bam!

Boom! Not much further out
Zing! But still than you the dead man
I was much drowning pop!

Than you thought Zoop!

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  1. Professor RauJanuary 26, 2017 at 11:37 AM

    Lots of Z sounds here! How do they, especially Zoop, change the tone?

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