Opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback. Recent Examples of sonnet So there is a series of words or linguistic tropes for every single play, every poem cycle, every sonnet. Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic, 30 Sep. 2024 ...
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I am writing this from the South Office of work on a nice Tuesday morning, although rain is threatening for later - I won't complain as we do need it! The last couple of years we've had plenty of rain, but 2025 is starting out a lot drier and you can tell - the grass ...
Second chance romances are hidden behind the flashy enemies-to-lovers and age gaps and forced proximity tropes. But these have always been the most evocative and squeal-inducing romance reads for me. There is history between the two characters. It’s typically a little messy, and sometimes ...
Taggedpet peeves,tropes,writing,writing choices5 Comments Thoughts Bit of Luck – LOT of Passion July 22, 2019Krista Walsh I’ve had a lot of reason to think about what it takes to run your own business, lately. What qualifies assuccess? When do you know you’ve “made it”?
There are even small tactical opportunities to deliberately pass when you could beat a played combo, in order to be able to stash some cards.This is all good; the gameplay is fluid despite the largely open decision space, and also quite well off for lacking much technical complexity. Indeed...
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*Yes, I know this is not a theme, and my creative writing teacher would mark me down for this, but I wanted to add something about this here. When this path is unlocked, each sentence expands the story, new details fleshing out the narrative, altering the meaning of the sentence, yet...
” Even if we have never seen the movie, we know about the Bates Motel, the rocking chair mother, and the shower scene. The tropes of the film are everywhere. And so in 1963/64, Dylan played with the tropes of the film and created a fun song…with a slight political point to make...
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