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All Figure of Speech from Class 11th Poem No. 3 – There is Another Sky

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Questions	Answers
1. There is another sky, Ever serene and fair.	Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between the ‘sky’ and ‘an ideal place’. Ambiguity : The line does not clearly state what the poet means by another sky.
2. And there is another sunshine, Though it be darkness there.	Ambiguity : The line does not clearly state what the poet means by another sunshine Antithesis: Two opposite ideas ‘sunshine’ and ‘darkness’ are used in the line. Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between ‘sunshine’ and ‘joy’
3. Never Mind faded forests, Austin, Never mind silent fields.	Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between ‘faded forest’ and ‘dull and gloomy experiences’. Personification : ‘The fields’ have been given the animate quality of being ‘silent’. Alliteration : The sound of the letter ‘f’ is repeated Repetition : The words ‘Never mind’ is repeated.
4. Here is a little forest, Whose leaf is ever green.	Hyperbole : The statement has been exaggerated – happiness is everlasting. Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between the ‘little forest full of green leaves and an ideal place that is free of problems and sufferings’.
5. Here is a brighter garden, Where not a frost has been.	Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between brighter garden and a place that is just like paradise. Hyperbole : The statement has been exaggerated to express how darkness and pain have no place in the brighter garden. Inversion : The sentence construction is not grammatically correct.
6. In its unfading flowers I hear the bright bee hum.	Alliteration : The sound of the letter ‘b’ is repeated. Hyperbole : The statement has been exaggerated to show everlasting joy. Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between ‘unfading flowers’ and ‘joy and happiness’. Onomatopoeia : The word ‘hum; demotes a sound.
7. Prithee, my brother, Into my garden come !	Metaphor : There is indirect comparison between the garden and the place that offers peace and contement. Inversion : The sentence construction is not grammatically correct.