The word "stomp" is employed in literature to evoke a sense of forceful impact and determination, whether describing physical actions or metaphorical ones. It is often used to convey bodily aggression or the act of suppressing opposition, as when a character vows to “stomp 'em down” [1] or even “stomp on your head” [2]. At the same time, authors utilize the term in artistic or rhythmic contexts—for instance, as a directive for movement or as a technique for applying color in painting [3, 4]. This versatility allows writers to draw on the raw physicality of a stomp to symbolize both violence and a driving, insistent rhythm in narrative scenes [5, 6].