- normal word sequence separated by a variable number of related elements
- a single word, generally a verb, governs two constructions, each of which relates to the yoking term with a different meaning or usage
- a repetition of balanced grammatical structures (attention on the elements the poet seeks to stress and gives polish to the form)
- the poet directly addresses an absent person, an inanimate object or an abstraction
- explicit comparison introduced by such grammatical forms
- something presented as less important or significant than it is in fact
- part of an object or a concept used to represent the whole
- a question which does not expect a reply but used to achieve emphasis
- an object or a concept substituted for another or a person closely related
- disparity between the implicit and explicit meanings; often associated with satire
- contradictory statement with a hidden truth
- inanimate object or abstract idea with human qualities or actions
- ingeniously elaborated to point out multiple aspects
- form of paradox which associates two opposing terms in a single expression
- pictures or sensations and the words used to create them
- associations and powers of suggestion that a word accumulates throughout the history of its use
- interview du chimiste Chevreul (1e mention de photo dans Le Journal Illustré)
- Qui est qu'elle reconte apres son divorce en 1945?
- Qui est qu'elle tombe amoureuse et se remarie avec?
- Quelles est la theme qu'elle aime le plus?