Romeo and Juliet

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One Verse Every Week 'IRONY'

Irony as a literary device is when a situation is is unanticipated or contrary to what is expected or is the reality. When the unexpected...

One Verse Every Week 'ALLITERATION-RETURNS'

These lines, 'She sells seashells at the seashore' or Betty Botter bought a bit of butter but the bit of butter was bitter so Betty...

One Verse Every Week 'SPONDEE'

Like an iamb and a trochee, a spondee, too, is a type of foot in a metrical feet. In a spondee one stressed syllable follows another...

One Verse Every Week 'CAESURA'

What's Montague? || It is nor hand nor foot --William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet (II.ii.40) This line is in blank verse. But how is...

One Verse Every Week 'CAPPING COUPLET'

Capping couplet is one rhymed couplet of two lines, which have the same metre. These are typically found at the end of poems or at the...