Can you please help me identify Figurative of Speech in my poem. I...

 

Can you please help me identify Figurative of Speech in my poem. I wrote it myself but I don't understand the figurative of speech very well.

 

"My world of music will never end

It fills my thoughts with all form of melody 

At the end of the week called the weekend

Is where I spread my remedy.

 

Music is my form of super power

It is one of the things I can control

This time and moment called happy hour

I can filled that gap in peoples soul.

 

I can move the way of the body

With just my DJ turntable

This is more powerful than my coffee

And for this control I am grateful"

Hyperbole is an exaggerated statement. In your poem, the line "My world of music will never end" is a hyperbole because it is exaggerating that your music is endless. 

Metaphor is the direct comparison of your subject to another thing. In your poem, the line "Music is my form of super power" is a metaphor because you directly compared your music as a super power. It is like you are saying that your music is your super power. 

Idiom is a statement that is meant to be taken in its non-literal form. In your poem, the words "happy hour" is the idiom because it has other meaning that means an hour for drinking that makes people happy. 

Step-by-step explanation

A figure of speech is a non-literal word or phrase in its non-literal form. It is used to make an effect; like something poetic, symbolic, or imagery, to thd written piece. 

In your poem, I can find 3 figure of speech. Those are hyperbole, metaphor, and idiom. 

Hyperbole is an exaggerated statement. In your poem, the line "My world of music will never end" is a hyperbole because it is exaggerating that your music is endless. 

Metaphor is the direct comparison of your subject to another thing. In your poem, the line "Music is my form of super power" is a metaphor because you directly compared your music as a super power. It is like you are saying that your music is your super power. 

Idiom is a statement that is meant to be taken in its non-literal form. Example of an idiom is "raining cats and dogs" meaning its a heavy rain or a storm. In your poem, the words "happy hour" is the idiom because it has other meaning that means an hour for drinking that makes people happy.