Discussion
The use of 'I rise' in the poem is an example of :
Answer: D
The use of 'I rise' is an example of repetition.
The words are repeated at the end of stanzas and, in the last lines, three times together, as a refrain that builds force and stresses the determination to rise.
Parallelism means similar grammatical structure in parts of a sentence, and hyperbole is deliberate exaggeration. Alliteration repeats initial consonant sounds, such as 'welling and swelling'; it is not the repetition of a whole phrase.
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