Figure of speech= 2-1) Song Of The Open Road
1)Song of the Open Road
Metaphor= the road is indirectly compared with life so the figure of speech is metaphor
2) foot and light hearted I take to the Open Road.
Inversion = In the above line the words are not in a correct prose order the correct order is, ' it take to the Open Road of food and light-hearted'.
3) the long brown path before me leading wherever I choose
Alliteration= in this line the sound " b " is repeated so the figure of speech is alliteration
4) henceforth I ask not good fortune I myself am good fortune
Repetition = in this line the word " good fortune " is repeated for poetic purpose.
5) Querulous criticism.
In this line the sound " K" is repeated to give musical quality to the poem so the figure of speech is alliteration
6) still here I carry my old delicious burdens in Paradox = In this line burdens are described as delicious and it is unbelievable statement so the figure of speech is Paradox
7) still here I carry my old delicious burdens
Transferred epithet= In this line the epithet that is adjective" delicious " is transferred from food to burdens, so the figure of speech is transferred epithet
8) done with indoor complaints , libraries querulous criticism
Climax=in this line the words or ideas are arranged in ascending order of importance
9) still here I carry my old delicious burdens
Metaphor = in this line old sweet memories are implicitly or indirectly compared with something delicious.
10) The song of the Open Road
personification = In this line the figure of speech is personification non living object ROAD IS shown as singing a song. The road is personified in this line.
11) A foot and light hearted I take to the Open Road
Inversion= The words are not in a proper order it should be like, " I take to the Open Road a foot and light hearted. "
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