Question

Alliteration for 'and happy heart, that pays it's toll

Answer 1

Alliteration is when there is a common alphabetic in the starting of 2 or more consecutive words in a phrase.

Here, alliteration — “happy heart”.

More:

• Simile: When something is compared to anything. It has consists of 'as' or 'like'. Ex: Sheetal runs like a horse.
• Metaphor: When something is thought of anything which is only for explaining a notion. Ex: Sheetal is a horse.
• Onomatopoeia: Sounds of anything. Ex: Guns boomed and sword clanged.
• Personification: When a non living object is compared to any of the qualities of human. Ex: Dancing flowers.
• Irony: When something is described as its opposite. Ex: Best lady.