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What literary device does David Diop frequently employ to convey the pain and suffering caused by colonialism in his poems?

AIrony

BHyperbole

CMetaphor

DAlliteration

Answer:

C. Metaphor

Read Explanation:

David Diop frequently uses metaphors to express the deep-seated pain and trauma inflicted by colonialism. This literary device helps him convey complex emotions and experiences in a vivid and impactful manner, enabling readers to grasp the profound impact of colonial oppression.


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