Onomatopoeia
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The poem uses onomatopoeia to describe various everyday sounds like food sizzling, popping, and bubbling as well as other noises like rain drumming and a drain gurgling. Through onomatopoeia, the poem aims to capture the sounds of daily life. It is composed of 4 stanzas with end rhymes and does not contain a refrain.
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- 3. Did you locate the onomatopoeia in the poem? Sounds Good! Sausage sizzles, crispbreads crack; hot dogs hiss and flapjacks snap! Bacon boils and fritters fry; apples squelch in apple pie. Baked beans bubble, gravy grumbles; popcorn pops, and stomach rumbles…… I’M HUNGRY!!!!!! Judith Nichols
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