7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole
7 PM
"Rumour was loose in the airhunting for some neck to land on" - Personification
9 PM
The bonnets come to stare, thedark skirts also, theupturned faces in between, mouth closed so tight they're lipless. - Metonymy
12 AM - Midnight
Death sits on my shoulder like a crow waiting for my squeezed beet of a heart to burst so he can eat my eyes - Personification
2 AM
Did they ask to be tossed on the ground, gabbling like holy poultry, eyeballs bulging - Simile
6 AM
Sun comes up, huge and blaring, no longer a simile for God. - Tone
Later
The townsfolk dive headfirst into the bushes to get out of my way. - Hyperbole