Sunday, March 4, 2012

From Toni Morrison's Sula

“The black people watching her would laugh and rub their knees, and it would be easy for the valley man to hear the laughter and not notice the adult pain that rested somewhere under the eyelids, somewhere under their head rags and soft felt hats, somewhere in the palm of the hand, somewhere behind the frayed lapels, somewhere in the sinew’s curve" (page 4)
Morrison's usage of "somewhere" in this passage is an example of isocolon.

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