Metaphor, Metonymy and Synecdoche (22042 times seen)By
Miquel Molina i Diez | 20-02-2013 |
LanguageMetaphor forms part of our way of thinking, of understanding the world. At times, it lexicalizes (that is, it becomes very common), and...
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Taboo Words, Euphemisms And Dysphemisms (10230 times seen)By
Miquel Molina i Diez | 20-02-2013 |
LanguageTaboo words are those that are considered in bad taste by some people or that are better to be avoided because they mention realities t...
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Letting Go of My One True Love (6585 times seen)By
Miscellany | 23-02-2013 |
Love PoemsLooking into your beautiful eyes, I fell in love with you.
Further into the relationship I knew what we had was true.
I thought of yo...
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Old Age (6199 times seen)By
Miquel Molina i Diez | 20-02-2013 |
LettersDear Old Age,
It seems just yesterday that I was only a kid, and played in the garden with my parents. It seems just yesterday!
N...
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Best 17: The TOP vendors for IT training resources (5841 times seen)By
Miscellany | 16-10-2014 |
ArticlesThere are many sellers which are accessible to give you the best preparing for IT. Each of them contend with each other, yet just few o...
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The Kingdom of Heaven Is Within You (5321 times seen)By
Raanan Geberer | 23-02-2013 |
Short Stories“I geev you de el-lis-dee, yah?”
With those words, Tomas Sladek walked from the kitchen to the gigantic 1920s-style li...
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Lies... (5047 times seen)By
Miscellany | 23-02-2013 |
Love PoemsYou told me you would always take care of me.
Now that my world has turned upside down I realize you lied.
You told me you would alwa...
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Dawn in Cities (4982 times seen)By
Gary Beck | 17-03-2013 |
PoemsDawn in Cities: 'Effluvia', 'Tidal Sweep', 'Fruitless Search', 'Hope', 'Doomed'
Effluvia
Be...
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Assault on Nature (4826 times seen)By
Gary Beck | 17-03-2013 |
PoemsAssault on Nature: Media, Cash or Charge, War on Nature, Bridge, Two Visions
Media
Powerful light splits the night.
Cameras and cr...
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Song of the Conquerors (4786 times seen)By
Raanan Geberer | 23-02-2013 |
Short StoriesJosh glanced at his watch. It was a Rolex, one of the few relics of the comfortable life in the former United States, along with his pi...
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