Which literary device does Edmund Spenser use in this excerpt from his Sonnet 9?

Resemble th'image of their goodly light.
Not to the sun: for they do shine by night;
Nor to the moon: for they are changed never;
Nor to the stars: for they have purer sight;
Nor to the fire: for they consume not ever;
Nor to the lightening: for they still persever;
Nor to the diamond: for they are more tender;
Nor unto crystal: for nought may them sever;

Question

Which literary device does Edmund Spenser use in this excerpt from his Sonnet 9?

Resemble th'image of their goodly light. 
Not to the sun: for they do shine by night; 
Nor to the moon: for they are changed never; 
Nor to the stars: for they have purer sight; 
Nor to the fire: for they consume not ever; 
Nor to the lightening: for they still persever; 
Nor to the diamond: for they are more tender; 
Nor unto crystal: for nought may them sever;

anonymous · Answer

A. metaphor
B. simile
C. parallelism
D. consonance

anonymous · Answer

@rowbe98

rowbe98 · Answer

I want to say C, since the repetition of "Nor to the..."

anonymous · Answer

@rowbe98 i was thinking the same

rowbe98 · Answer

The other options don't really fit it. So I'd go with C :)