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This document provides examples of literary devices including rhyming words, onomatopoeia, imagery, and alliteration. It lists rhyming pairs such as love-dove, mine-Valentine, and life-survive. Examples of onomatopoeic words like eek, argh, and snap. Imagery examples describe settings involving stars, oceans, and flowers. Alliteration examples pair words starting with the same sound like glowing graceful and magnificent marvellous.
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