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English, 16.11.2020 06:50 nae9587

“I'm trapped in a world that can't hear me and everything in me is screaming
but somehow can't be heard.”

What poetic devices is that? I have a picture of the options^


“I'm trapped in a world that can't hear me

and everything in me is screaming
but somehow can't be

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