The answer is: situational irony.
Situational irony is a literary device in which the outcome is unexpected: the result is unpredicable or the opposite occurs instead. For example: "The bus driver has failed the driving test," or "The cook has burnt the chicken."
Answer:
but where is the picture oh
you are so*****
Aramaic is an ancient semitic language, evolved from and closely related to Hebrew.
It was the daily language of the common people in Israel in Jesus' time.
Alliteration rain poem :
Rain
<span>Rain races onto the porch
Hitting hard like
Rockets rushing in a race to the glass.
Rattling rain, rattling the window panes.
The droplets dance daintily
Until they cleverly connect in
A pool of promise for a rainbow.</span>
