can you tell me the figures of speech used in the poem.

Few of the various figures of speech in the poem The Frog and the Nightingale are:

• neither stones nor prayers nor sticks (alliteration)

• awn and awn and awn (alliteration)

• insults or complaints or bricks (alliteration)

• summer noon

• Bravo, too divine, encore (hyperbole)

• heartless frog (hyperbole)

• puffed up, burst a vein and died (hyperbole)

• sharper, snappier (alliteration).