Hello there!
The examples of onomatopoeia in this poem is whirring and clucked.
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I am absolutely venerated to be here presenting this speech in front of you all, it is quite humbling.
Silly creatures who think
<span>The answer is False. Romeo and Juliet is not entirely told from the first-person point of view. Only the beginning and ending of Romeo and Juliet is the point of view in first person. The middle part is entirely made up of the third person point of view.</span><span />