Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Epistrophy

👉 Epistrophy is a type of poetry that employs figurative language and often uses metaphors, similes, and allusions to create vivid imagery and emotional resonance. It can be used in various genres such as literature, drama, or even spoken word poetry. The term "epistrophy" was coined by William Shakespeare in his play "The Tempest," where he described the character Prospero's epistrophy of a child who is born with an eye for poison and who will become the

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