Musical Figurative Language BY: ZOË ZAMMIT CORDOVA PERIOD 4.

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Musical Figurative Language BY: ZOË ZAMMIT CORDOVA PERIOD 4

Simile  “Tell me how you feel over and done with Like your life is a map with no compass” –Somewhere in Neverland | All Time Low 

Metaphor  “you’re a pretty little wind storm on the boulevard something like a sunset oh, a shooting star” -Love like Woe | The Ready Set  –

Alliteration  “When Rome’s in Ruins” – Young Volcanoes | Fall out boy 

Hyperbole  “The first kiss stole the breath from my lips, why did the last one tear us apart?” – Kids in Love | Mayday Parade 

Onomatopoeia  “Woah whoa oh, woah whoa oh, woah whoa oh Just keep breathing, breathing, breathing Woah whoa oh, woah whoa oh, woah whoa oh Just keep breathing, breathing, breathing” – Just Keep Breathing | We the Kings 

Imagery/Sensory  “Out in the wild party in nowhere land, we start a fire, sparklers in every hand. No phone let go cut all the strings tonight, singin’ aloud, howlin’ at the moon” – Lightning in a Bottle | The Summer Set 