After hearing the news, she stood as still as a statue., Simile, The old house groaned beneath the weight of the rain., Personification, The black rock sat by the lake., Consonance, The moon rose over the road., Assonance, Wild winds whipped the windows., Alliteration, The backpack weighed a mountain after the long hike., Hyperbole, The rain stayed late in the gray day., Assonance, CRASH! The waves shattered against the rocks., Onomatopoeia, The wind moved softly around the silent land., Consonance, The classroom was a battlefield during the debate., Metaphor, Her voice was velvet in the quiet room., Metaphor, The speaker repeatedly emphasizes a strong–weak pattern as the lines describe a marching army., Meter, I've waited a thousand years for this moment., Hyperbole, The moon shines bright / Across the quiet night., Rhyme, Though the speaker has experienced failure, they continue to pursue their dream., Theme, The poem has three quatrains followed by a couplet., Form, Though the speaker has experienced failure, they continue to pursue their dream., Theme
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