"The Hill We Climb": sound and meaning review

Identify the sound devices in "Parting is such sweet sorrow.” (Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet)

Identify the sound devices in “The crumbling thunder of seas…” (Robert Lewis Stevenson, “The Feast of Famine”)

Identify the sound devices in

“Trouble

Was there slapping a blackjack

Against an open palm.

(Yusef Komunyakaa, "Slam, Dunk, Hook")

Identify the sound devices in "Bought tickets to see me kick it and wasn't late" (LL Cool J; “Ahh, Let’s Get Ill”)

Identify the sound devices in “And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side.” (Poe, "Annabel Lee")

Are you comfortable with these sound devices?

If "nah," which sound devices will you need more help with?

Identify the figurative language device in "My mom’s words echo in my head and if I let go I’m dead." (Nas)

Identify the figurative language device in

"An emerald is as green as grass,

A ruby red as blood;

A sapphire shines as blue as heaven"

(Christina Rossetti)

Identify the figurative language device in "Shadows hold their breath" (Emily Dickinson)

Identify the figurative language device in "We are the water, not the hard diamond, / the one that is lost, not the one that stands still." (Jorge Luis Borges)

Identify the figurative language device in "I am music." (Common)

How about those four elements of figurative language? (Mark any you STILL NEED HELP with.)