Question

English poem with poetic devices how we understand which is used where

Answer 1

$\huge\red{\underline{\mathbb{HeYaa\:MaTe}}}$

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$\underline\red{Answer}$

⚫️Alliteration-

It means the repetation of the word in a line

For example-

To block out the boisterous battles of bellows / from behind barricaded doors / breachless

'b'is a word repeated... so here we can say its alliteration

⚫️Simile-

In smile "like" and "as" is used as comparison

⚫️Hyperbole-

Hyperbole is the greatest, biggest poetic device ever!

It means to pretend the things in greater order

⚫️Personification

Personification can be defined as attributing a human characteristic to an inanimate object or notion.

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Answer 2

⚫️Alliteration-

It means the repetation of the word in a line

For example-

To block out the boisterous battles of bellows / from behind barricaded doors / breachless

'b'is a word repeated... so here we can say its alliteration

⚫️Simile-

In smile "like" and "as" is used as comparison

⚫️Hyperbole-

Hyperbole is the greatest, biggest poetic device ever!

It means to pretend the things in greater order

⚫️Personification

Personification can be defined as attributing a human characteristic to an inanimate object or notion.