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What’s an example of alliteration in lost generation

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An example of alliteration in Lost Generation is:

  • 'Happiness comes from within'

What is alliteration?

Alliteration is the repetition of the same letters or similar sounds at the beginning of a group of words. In the line above selected from the poem, Lost Generation by Jonathan Reed, we can see that there is a repetition of the letter 's' in the first two words. They also have similar sounds.

There are other examples of the use of alliteration in the poem. In this line, "Families stayed together," there is another repetition of the 's' sound. So, all of these point to the poet's use of alliteration.

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