And all that in them without me were seeds only latent, unborn Identify the figures of speech - English - Figures of Speech

Question

‘And all that in them without me were seeds only latent,
unborn’ Identify the figures of speech

Sucheta Priyadarsini Sahu · Accepted Answer

Dear Student, The parched lifeless plants are compared to seeds So,
it is a metaphor Also, the idea of the rain providing life to the
plants is repeated through the words seed, latent and unborn So, it
also a tautology Regards,

‘And all that in them without me were seeds only latent, unborn’. Identify the figures of speech