<span>Presumably you know what an internal rhyme is - it's where a word in the middle of a line rhymes with one at the end - they are quite easy to pick out once your remember this.
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Hello! :)
Connotative words are words that arouse feelings inside the reader, rather than literal, dictionary definitions.
Home: having a safe shelter—a place to live and grow up or could mean somewhere you feel safe like maybe in your mother’s arms when she holds you.
Dwelling: a safe area for you and might be a mound type of thing and protects from outside harsh environments.
House: a safe shelter; a place to live and reside. A place where you are sure it’ll guard you and keep you safe. Not worrying because it’s the safety of your own home we’re talking about!
Residence: residing or staying somewhere—could be permanently or nomadic-styled. An area where you might grow up but reside in a comfortable area.
Hope I helped and I hope I wasn’t late in answering!
Have a great day and good luck!
~ Destiny ^_^
the speaker life at sea is dangerous and he enjoys the thrill it gives him
The correct answer for the given question above would be the second option. In <span>analyzing the figurative and connotative languages, they are alike in a way that they both create mental images. Both figurative and connotative languages use implied languages. Hope this answer helps.</span>
