[teekert]

If you walk the footsteps of a stranger, you will learn the things you never knew you never knew.

[7thaccount]

But can you paint with all the colors of the wind?

In all seriousness, I liked that line you quoted in the song. I wonder if there is a literary term for that repetition. It's not alliteration I don't think as the words themselves repeat.

[oefnak]

Actually, it's not really repetition, since she's talking about the things you didn't even know were unknown to you.

[nuclearnice1]

polyptoton?

[ceravis]

Or possibly antanaclasis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antanaclasis

[notnaut]

Epanalepsis?

Chiasmus?

Why are all rhetorical devices given such arcane names?

[riskable]

> arcane names

That's why they're magic! If people used these words every day they'd end up starting fires or summoning demons.

[uoaei]

Rhetoric was invented in Greece

[sn9]

I think they're just Greek because we got them from the Greeks.

[InSteady]

Camorepticus?

Scremaèlitude?

We're just making up words at this point, right?

[Symmetry]

Overspecialize, and you breed in weakness. It's slow death.