What are the figures of speech used in the poem ' The Brook '?

personification is the figure of speech used in the poem “THE BROOK” by alfred lord tennyson. other figures of speech used are: refrain—for men may come men may go ,but i go on forever. alliteration: sudden sally. twenty thorpes. fairy foreland. foamy flake. read more

personification is the figure of speech used in the poem “THE BROOK” by alfred lord tennyson other figures of speech used are: refrain—for men may come men may go ,but i go on forever. read more

onometapoeia - it is used as to describe the sounds made by the river when it travels throw laws etc. example- bicker , bubble ,chatter etc. alliteration - it is used when the starting letter of any 2 or more words is the same or being repeated. read more

Onomatopoeia:-is a figure of speech that represents sound asssociated with the object,for ex- 'babble'. Repetation:-means the repetation of a word , aphrase or a clause to emphasise on a point, for ex- 'chatter,chatter'. Imagery:-is a description which evokes readers senses of sight, smell, hearing,touch and taste. read more