Answer:
Simile - "Never let them break your confidence like a shattered glass."
Alliteration - "Show your flaws and break the laws"
"...who stands with confidence and determination willing to reach her destination."
Explanation:
Two literary devices noted in the poem above are simile and alliteration. Simile directly compares two things using 'as' and 'like'. Alliteration is the repetition of similar sounding words in closely connected sentences. These can be found in the examples above.
In the first example, the breaking of confidence is directly compared to a shattered glass. In the second and third examples, similar sounding words are used in closely connected sentences.
