Question

i ascend from the moon. i ascend from the night, hous - es and rooms are full of per - fumes o suns—o grass of graves—o perpetual transfers and promotions. (no doubt i have died myself ten thousand times before.) alliteration assonance rhyme parallelism

Explanation:

Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonant sounds. In the text, there is no clear alliteration example. Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds in non - rhyming words. For example, "ascend" and "night" have similar vowel sounds. Rhyme is the correspondence of sounds at the end of words. There is no end - word rhyme here. Parallelism is the use of similar grammatical structures. "I ascend from the moon. I ascend from the night" shows parallel structure in the beginning phrases.

Answer:

alliteration: None
assonance: "ascend" and "night"
rhyme: None
parallelism: "I ascend from the moon. I ascend from the night"