Not A Word, Not A Sound

It is not a word, it is not a voice to imagine passing through the forest. As you walk, you will see a man trying to jump into the lake as if there is no tomorrow. You ran and opened your mouth and shouted: "No, do not jump!" But when you try to shout it is not a word, it is not a voice coming out of your mouth. It is only sound that wind blows in the trees, it is almost instantaneous, I hear the sound of the human body penetrating the water ... and the sound of your own heartbeat Only beat in silence.

This type of onomatopoeia, we refer to it as traditional onomatopoeia, it uses its own voice to evoke the words of real sound. The word "喵" sounds like a typical example of traditional onomatopoeia, the sound of a real crying cat. This is the most common type of onomatopoe overwhelmingly. In this rare onomatopoeia, words or series of words are used to imitate the sound of the real world, even if the words used do not imitate the sound itself. Perhaps the most famous example of this type of onomatopoeia is Edgar Allen Poe's poem "The Bells", Poe repeats the word "bell" 62 times to evoke the ringing and the sound of the radio. Although the word "bell" itself does not sound like a ring tone.

The use of the word "tingle" is the first appearance of onomatopoeia, or a word that sounds like that. In this case, it reproduces the bells of these sleds. In the setting at night, the parallelism between ringtones and blinking stars, and pleasant effects of double rhyme, "hanging", "excessive tension", and "flickering" are enabled. In these prosody, the example resonance and rhyme appear in i short vowel and k consonant, respectively. These sounds continue to exist in the word "crystal", which also provides a very clear image for the stars. Similarly, the rhyme of "night" and "happiness" provides repetition of long vowels of i. There, the two words "cold", "time" and "rhyme" continue to resonate first.