Alliteration. Alliteration is like assonance accept the letter that has to be repeated is at the start of each word. An example of this is "'Til what we put off 'til tomorrow Has now become today". The words that is in the line is Till, Till, tomorrow and today.

Alliteration What: The repetition of initial sound or consonant in two or more words next to each other in a line. Where: "But those that have been through it tell me I'm brave as f*ck." Why: He's saying that people try to shut him down when talking about it, but others say he's doing the right thing. Assonance What: The repetition of a vowel sound in two or more words in the line of a poem. Where: "Listen, yo, this is the mindset I called in" Where: "We'll keep this shit, between me and you".

Imagery What: Representation of the five senses: sight, taste, tough, sound and smell. Where: "In a dark tunnel trying to find a light that wasn't there" Why: Because he wanted to create the image of the darkness for the listener. Where: "When live gives you the short string" Why: Wanted to put the image of the string, but he tells you it's short. Where: "It helps me out of the bottomless pit i crash landed in" Why: Puts the image of a pit that you can't see/find the bottom to, too tell you how deep it is.

Mood: is the feeling a poem/singer creates for the reader/listener. I feel empathy in this song, empathy is sharing the same feeling as the singer. The line is a sample of empathy "another way you hurt me, baby." A other mood is empowering because it directed at by doing so they use the word "you".

SIMILE In this poetic technique one of the things that I found in the lyrics are simile. Simile is when you find something that is like something. one of the examples in the lyrics "you know a dream is like a river." IMAGERY Imagery is when you look for the five senses which is sight, taste, touch, sound and smell. I found in lyrics and one example that I have is "like a bird upon the wind these waters are my sky." RHYME SCHEME The rhyme scheme in the first stanza is AA, BB, CC.

Tone is the attitude a poet (or singer) takes toward their subject. An attitude the singer takes in this song is the feeling of helplessness. The song being called "Irresistable" shows that the singer is literally unable to resist the person who is hurting them. Another example of helplessness is in the line "Like a moth getting trapped in the light by fixation". This reference is to the way, just like a moth to the light, he has no choice and is drawn to her. Another attitude that the singer has in this song is the feeling of depression. An example of this is in the line, "cut me to the bone, nothing left to leave behind". This line shows that he has had everything taken away from him and she doesn't care.

Some poetic techniques used in this song are: Simile - "You ought to keep me concealed just like I was a weapon". This simile helps the reader/listener to realise that he is a bad/dangerous person in this situation. Imagery - "I'm gonna get you to burst just like you were a bubble". This line puts a representation of a picture in the reader/listeners mind of what will happen. Repetition - "another way, another way, another way you hurt me, baby". The singer has chosen to repeat this not only to make it catchy, but also to emphasise she hurt him repeatedly in many different ways. She continues to hurt him over and over. Rhyme Scheme - The rhyme scheme in the first stanza is as follows: A-A-B-B-C-C-D-D. Alliteration - "Try to say live, live and let live" This line has 4 words starting with the letter "l". Assonance - Assonance is a line which has words with the same vowel sound in them. An example in this song is the line "I didn't come for a fight but I will fight til the end". The words "I" and "fight" are both repeated twice giving the "I" sound four times. The words "didn't", "will" and "til" all have the same sound too.