The only simile I found was mention during the 3rd stanza, “a mulberry branch bent over water like a fishing-rod” (Ting 1).A mulberry tree has long branches. Therefore, a mulberry branch can bend as far as a fishing-rod. The meaning of this example of a simile in the poem is portraying the true beauty of a fairy tale. Furthermore, here's the alliteration stated, “ten thousand tiny suns” (Ting 1), in this example, no doubt the letter “T” represents the consonant sounds. Thus, there is a repetition of the same first consonant sound three times in the example. Likewise, to the previous example of a simile, the meaning of this sentence in the poem is represented by the beauty of a fairy tale world. The last example will be a hyperbole; I believe
