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Aug
Literary Devices Week 5
Hyperbole *I’ve told you to park in the back a million times. *Im going to die if this class isn’t over. *My bag weights a ton Imagery *I remember the loud sound of the subway couldn’t let me hear the video on my phone. *The room smelled horrible and was dark,...
07
Aug
Literary Devices
Hyperbole: I run so, so fast, that I can beat my dog in a race. I had to sleep for 100 hours to get my rest back. Not even a cow can satisfy my hunger. Imagery: She smells as a garden full of fresh watered roses. She is rough as piece...
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Aug
Literary Devices W5
Hyperbole The winter winds are so strong, they could cut my face. I love you bigger than the whole world. Every time I think of you, my heart breaks into a million pieces. Imagery The sea calms me in such a way that it reminds me...
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Jul
150 word Sci-fi Story
The induction Welcome to the infinity room. Here we activate the rest of your dormant fifteen senses and stop time for the duration of the orientation. Initially, it will be disorienting, but you'll get used to it. I understand since vision is your predominant primary sense,...
31
Jul
Gatorade Haikus – Tuhin
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/136xJaC-z7lJ7O3gR72_dTRYXSnQFPJkoXUDim6har4k/edit?usp=sharing The Cut Is it really thirst, when water just doesn't cut it? Think Gatorade. Way better Water is okay. You know what is way better? Electrolytes. Bucket bath Life is better, With better celebrations. Think Gatorade....
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Jul
Poet – Tuhin
Rabindranath Tagore 7th May 1861 - 7th August 1941 He wrote, novels, plays, short stories, song, and poems. He wasn't a freedom fighter per se, although he did galvanize an entire nation with his work. Internationally, Gitanjali is Tagore's best-known collection of poetry, for which he was awarded...