Question

"From ancient grudge break to new mutiny."

What type of poety would this be called? (allusion, alliteration, metaphor, or refrain)

Answer 1

poetry * o.o

Answer 2

It definitely isn't alliteration, that words that sound alike strung together IE "All Alliteration Aside.."
I believe its allusion. It's giving a hint at the future.

Answer 3

It isn't alliteration, because the beginning sounds of the words aren't repeated (like in Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers)

It isn't metaphor, because a metaphor compares two unlike things. Ex. your smile is sunlight.

It isn't a refrain, because that is a repeated line or stanza, like the chorus of a song.

An allusion usually refers to another piece of writing or a past event. This line is using foreshadowing to hint at what will happen. However, if you have to choose out of these options only, I would say allusion is your best bet.

Answer 4

This is not poetry.
I don't remember what you call it when you ask what it would be of those choices. But I know it's not poetry.
I am a poet/songwriter/novel writer.
(:

Answer 5

Tanx You Guys :) Even Though It Was Too Late xD.,.