Hyperbole:

1. The darkest evening of the year

2. To watch his woods fill up with snow

Alliteration:

1. Whose woods these are I think I know

2.His house is in the village though

Personification:

1.My little horse must think it queer

Group Members =

Atiqa , Marfat , Ayrah , and Abiha

Hyperbole: To watch his woods fill up with snow Sensory Details: The only other sound's the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. Rhyming Scheme: A,A,B,A Group members: Ibrahim,Fariz,Aman

Alliteration: "Whose woods"

hyperbole: "To watch his woods fill up with snow"

Sensory details: "The woods are lovely,dark, and deep

Rhyming scheme:

a,a,b,a

b,b,c,b

c,c,d,c

d,d,d,d

Group members: Mahad,Ayan,Prateek,Umer

He gives his harness bells a shake

to ask if there is some mistake.

ALLITERATION:

whose woods,his house

HYPERBOLE:

The darkest evening of the year

SENSORY DETAIL:

The only other sounds the sweep

RHYMING SCHEME:

c,c,d,c

GROUP MEMBER:

Dua,Pannah,Kirpa,and hadiya.

1. Dark and deep

2. His Harness

   Personification:

1. He gives his harness bell a shake

   to ask if there is some mistake .

2. My little horse must think it queer

   to stop without a farmhouse near .

Hyperbole:

1. The darkest evening of the year .

2. To watch his woods fill up with snow .

   
   

   Group Members: Ayat , Inayah , Hareem , Pari

In this poem there is :

Alliteration : His House , sound`s the sweep

watch his woods

Imagery : It has imagery of snow falling in the woods

Personification : The author has given the horse human like thoughts , as if it was wondering why they stopped

Repetation : In the last line the author is repeating the lines "And miles to go before I sleep" for emphasis

Group Members:

Manal

Anabia

Rayan

Bilal

poetic devices:. Imagery (Visual & Sensory Descriptions)

"Snowflakes shimmer under golden streetlights,
whispers of winter draping rooftops white."

2. Personification (Giving Human Traits to Non-Human Things)

"The wind hums a lonely tune through the frozen trees."
"Snowflakes waltz through the evening air."

3. Alliteration (Repetition of Initial Sounds)

"Silent snow settles softly on sleeping streets."

4. Metaphor (Comparing Without 'Like' or 'As')

"The night is a silver quilt, stitched with falling snow."

5. Simile (Comparing Using 'Like' or 'As')

"The snow drifts like a dream, weightless and slow."

6. Assonance (Repetition of Vowel Sounds)

"Deep beneath the evening’s sleep, the frozen trees weep."

7. Onomatopoeia (Words That Imitate Sounds)

"The crunch of boots on fresh snow echoes in the hush."

My little horse must think it queer

Alliteration:

His Harness

Hyperbole:

To watch his woods fill up with snow

Sensory detail:

The woods are dark, lovely and deep.

Rhyming scheme:

Row 1: A,A,B,A

Row 2: B,B,C,B

Row 3: C,C,D,C

Row 4: D,D,D,D

Group Members:

Ahmed Mustafa and Mustafa Ghouri

My little horse must think it queer

HYPERBOLE:

The darkest evening of the year

SENSORY DETAIL:

The only other sound's the sweep

ALLITERATION:

Whose woods

RHYMING SCHEME:

a,a,b,a,

b,b,c,b,

c,c,d,c

d,d,d,d

BY:EMAAN,ZUNIRA,ESHAL