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Moments Of Being Figurative Language

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In her memoir “Moments of being” Virginia Woolf portrayed the importance of her childhood memories of fishing through the prominence of her and her family’s emotions. She used rhetorical strategies such as syntax, poetic diction, figurative language, and paradoxes to describe the lasting impressions left by her past. Her purpose was to create a sentimental atmosphere in which she depicts the passion and joy she experiences as she spent time with and learned from her family. Woolf opens her memoir excerpt by conveying that the ideas of love and passion that she held in her youth were a boon to her recollection. She uses syntax and imagery to catch the meaning of her memory and to show her sentiments,”..; and steered; flushed with his
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