Poetic devices in Wavi'n flag by Knaan
Published on May 06, 2019
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Hyperbole
"Born to a throne, and stronger than Rome." This is a hyperbole, because a hyperbole is a extreme and obvious exaggeration, because the author of this song is obviously not stronger than Rome.
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Repetition
"When I get older I will be stronger just like a waving flag,waving flag,waving flag." In this part of the song this phrase is repeated 3 times. So this part of the song is repetition, because repetition is when you repeat a word or phrase.
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Onomotopeia
"Give me freedom give me fire give me reason take me higher" This is Onomotopeia because higher and higher sound like they rhyme but they don't
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Imagery
"Out of the darkness I came the farthest" This example of Imagery is used to represent the author of this song and his "dark" past, and how he still got to succeed.
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Simile
"Cause we just move forward like Buffalo soldiers." This is a simile because the author of the song compared himself with Buffalo soldiers (They were African soldiers.) Which are two really different things.
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Voice
"But its my home, It is all I have known." This part of the poem is Voice, because the author of the song is telling the poem (or song.) And this is Voice.
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