20 Examples of Anadiplosis

The anadiplosis is a Figure of speech which consists of beginning a verse or a phrase by repeating the same word(s) with which the verse ends verse or previous sentence. For example: From that sea emerged your tears, tears of melancholy.

Anadiplosis belongs to the group of rhetorical figures of construction. Repeated use of anadiplosis is called concatenation or conduplication, and when only the final part of the previous word is repeated, it is called an echo.

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examples of anadiplosis

1. Today is far from Yesterday,
   Yesterday is never ever.
   (Antonio Machado – “Tips”)
2. I always remember those words,
   words that marked my being and my soul.
   Soul tortured by pain and betrayals,
   betrayals that, like knives, tore me apart.
3. Hey, don't be afraid, and my nymph tell him,
   tell him that I die
   (Esteban Manuel de Villegas)
4. My temple, flowery balcony
   of my early ages,
   black is, and myheart,
   and my heart with gray hair.
   (Miguel Hernandez)
5. no one loves only a heart:
   a heart it is useless without a body.
   (J. m. Fonollosa)
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6. I know I have my body weak,
   weak my body, but strong my soul.
7. Sometimes I even think of you dressed,
   dressed of woman for the night,
   the night that changed so much in my life;
   my life, let me unbutton you…
   (Javier Krahe)
8. Wait, don't be afraid of me and let him know
   let him know that I have arrived
9. The Cid was very suffering, of very hard work. tired,
   tired of as many wars as they have passed through him (...).
   (Romance of the Cid)
10. I dream of you beautiful with your blue dress
    dress that I would like to remove later.
11. They will forgive you badly the hours;
    the hours they are filing the days,
    the days that gnawing are the years.
    (Luis de Góngora – “Of the deceptive brevity of life”)
12. Hey, don't be afraid, and my nymph tell him
    tell him that I die
    (Esteban Manuel de Villegas)
13. The warrior is a man who struggle,
    struggle against all odds to save the people from him wounded from him.
14. (…) that is what you are your.
    You, aerial shadow, how many times (...).
    (Gustavo Adolfo Becquer)

1. My temple, flowery balcony
   of my early ages,
   black is, and my heart,
   and my heart with gray hair.
   (Miguel Hernandez)

1. Everything happens and everything is,
   but ours is spend,
   spend making roads,
   roads over the sea
   (Antonio Machado)

1. The fighter is a strong man but he left the pancracy for the gloves,
   gloves which she hung up the following year (...).

1. Blancaflor's soul
   wound floats in the river
   in the river of love
   (Oscar Hahn)

1. Many afternoons they nested
   they nested in her hair
   and on your lips.
   (Maná – “On the San Blas pier”)

1. Let's see if that's how you wake up of the dream
   of the dream that entertains, brunette,
   your feelings.
   (Chabuca Granda – “The cinnamon flower”)

Follow with:

• epiphora
• paranomasia
• polypot
• anastrophe
• metaphors