Figurative language:
- Simile: "My heart is as full as a drunkard's mouth."
- Metaphor: "My body is an unfir'd cannon, charged with a feeling yet unlet loose."
- Personification: "Love's light wings were painted with the colors of the rainbow."
Rhetorical devices:
- Antithesis: "My heart is as full as a drunkard's mouth, and yet as empty as a beggar's pouch."
- Parallelism: "I am a fool, a coward, a villain, a most notorious traitor."
- Alliteration: "My heart is full, my blood is hot, my brain is dizzy, my soul is mad."
Dramatic devices:
- Aside: Romeo speaks to himself in an aside, expressing his love for Juliet and his desire to be with her.
- Foreshadowing: Juliet speaks of her premonition of death, foreshadowing the tragic ending of the play.