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    Repetition: Line 5 and 6 shows repetition of “how a” in the poem. Alliteration: In line 2, “black” and “being” are two words with the same consonant sound in the same verse. Simile: “As a Diamond” is the use of simile in this poem. Enjambment: Enjambment can be seen in the poem in lines 16 to 22. MeRead more

    1. Repetition: Line 5 and 6 shows repetition of “how a” in the poem.
    2. Alliteration: In line 2, “black” and “being” are two words with the same consonant sound in the same verse.
    3. Simile: “As a Diamond” is the use of simile in this poem.
    4. Enjambment: Enjambment can be seen in the poem in lines 16 to 22.
    5. Metaphor: “Coal” and “Stapled wagers” are examples of metaphor used in this poem.
    6. Personification: The first 3 lines of the poem are personified.

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    Coal by Audre Lorde revolves around the idea of Black Identities and how they are as natural as the earth’s inside. The poem talks about the struggles and abuse faced by these individuals in a much more collective sense. Coal Summary  

    Coal by Audre Lorde revolves around the idea of Black Identities and how they are as natural as the earth’s inside. The poem talks about the struggles and abuse faced by these individuals in a much more collective sense.

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