I need 3 literary/poetic devises per nursery rhyme. I’ve already done baa baa black sheep.. i put onomatapia, assonance (dame, lane), and alliteration. is that right?
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Can someone please name some literary/poetic devices used in any nursery rhymes?
April 10, 2010
By Barb & Terry
Categories : Nursery Rhymes
Tags: alliteration, assonance, baa baa black sheep, black sheep, nursery rhyme
Tags: alliteration, assonance, baa baa black sheep, black sheep, nursery rhyme
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Those three are certainly safe (about most, if not all, nursery rhymes). If you want more, remember rhythm and rhyme. Also, most nursery rhymes are allegorical, but since we are no longer familiar with the historical context, we don’t notice it.