1. Personification:
- "She's not like those, no more than noon is night"
- "Then as my heart did at the vision shake"
2. Simile:
- "More than our grand state can receive or hold"
- "She's all states, and all princes, I, nothing else is."
3. Metaphor:
- "A dream of luck, or of good fortune may"
- "She's all beauty, I all love from hence"
4. Hyperbole:
- "She made me feel no want of any bliss"
- "The world had never any piece of earth
More adorned with despair."
5. Contrast:
- "She's all States, and all Princes, I, nothing else is"
6. Oxymoron:
- "Her pure and eloquent blood spoke in her cheeks"
7. Apostrophe:
- "Dream if thou art a way to good, oh stay"
8. Repetition:
- "She hath robbed them, and made both mine" (repeated throughout the poem)