Well On Writing is about Stephen Kings Life as a writer and serves as a book that guides people who would like to indulge in writing themselves. Edgar Allan Poe's book The Philosophy of Composition is about how good writers write and kind of gives a brief synopsis about how a good writer should write. So therefore I believe they both address, Writers craft, or how a write should write!
Short answer: It is the repetition of a vowel in stressed syllables.
Assonance related things are harder to find; as they slow down the mood of a song, or a poem. They do not rhyme.
Stressed syllables are syllables that are stressed, as stated.
Example: Literature
A. He smiled at her.
Declarative sentences state a fact, or opinion, and always end with a period. Sentence D also ends with a period, but because it is telling someone to do something, it is an imperative sentence, not a declarative sentence.
Well, one thing you could do is go to court yourself and ask for custody with your father then you could move with him and do fun stuff like your sister
