Match each excerpt from song of myself by Walt Whitman to the poetic devices used

We can relate each line to the poetical resource it represents as follows:

We can arrive at this answer because:

With that, we can affirm that Walt Whitman made strong use of literary devices in his poetry.

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A). Alliteration

O suns - O grass of graves - O perpetual transfers and promotions

B).  Assonance

No doubt I have died myself ten thousand times before

C). Rhyme

Hous-es and rooms are full of per-fumes

D). Parallelism

I ascend from the moon, I ascend from the night

Explanation:

Whitman employs a number of literary devices in 'Song of Myself' to beautifully portray his idea of 'celebrating the democracy and individualism', and 'unity of humankind.'

As per the question, the given poetic devices have been correctly matched with the excerpt from poem as mentioned above.

Alliteration is the poetic device that involves the repetition of consonant sounds('g' and 'p' in the given line) at the beginning of two or more words('grass and graves', 'perpetual and promotions') immediately succeeding each other or at short intervals.

Assonance is a literary device that includes 'repetition of similar or identical vowel sounds' but starting with distinct consonant sounds. It assists in developing a rhythm and flowy effect in the poem. The excerpt 'no...before' involves repetition of the same vowel sound 'o' in 'No', 'doubt', 'thousand', 'before.'

Rhyme refers to the repetition of alike sounds customarily at the end of a line in a poem. The words 'room' and 'fume' give a similar rhyming sound.

Parallelism involves repetition of alike words or phrases('I ascend' in the given line) in order to create a rhythm, attract the readers' attention, and make it memorable for them.

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