Question

Please tell all the Figure of speech in break break break poem with their meanings

Answer 1

Answer:

Following are examples of figures of speech and other rhetorical devices in "Break, Break, Break":  

Apostrophe (Lines 1 and 2): The narrator addresses the sea.  

Personification and metaphor also occur in Lines 1 and 2, for the poet regards the sea as a human being.  

Alliteration (Line 8): boat on the bay

(Lines 9-12): Stanza 3 uses this figure of speech as follows:

And the stately ships go on

To their haven under the hill;

But O for the touch of a vanished hand,

And the sound of a voice that is still!

Alliteration (Line 15): day that is dead

Repetend: Line 13 repeats Line 1; Line 7 repeats the first two words of Line 5.

Paradox: Touch of a vanished hand (Line 11), sound of a voice that is still (Line 12).

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Answer 2

The figure of speeches used in the poem 'break break break' is-

1. 'Break break break' is a poem composed by Alfred, Lord Tennyson in the form of an elegy to convey his sorrow state after a major loss.

2. The figure of speeches and their meanings used are-

a. apostrophe- It is used in the beginning two lines of the poem. This figure of speech is used when the poet indirectly addresses an external party apart from the readers, audience, and listeners.

b. metaphor-  It is used in the first two lines of the poem. Metaphors are used for unrealistic comparisons.

c. personification-  It is also been used in the first two lines of the poem. It is used to equate a living thing with a non-living thing.

d. alliteration- It is used in the eighth line of the poem. It is used when two or more words in a sentence start with the same consonants.

e. repetend- This type of figure of speech is used in the 3rd stanza of the poem. It is used to denote the repetitive tone of a line.

f.  paradox- Stanza three uses paradox. The paradox is used to indicate controversial comparisons that can be contradicting.