Fair Fox, Full of Grief

Sailed away from the Boston shore
She wept, oh my!
For hours and hours, oh my!
Weeping! Oh her grief,
It is a leaking faucet
It is like a pouring shower,
And her ship begins to sink down.
She is sinking!
But, the wind carries her tears away,
The breeze is cool and relaxing
The Fair Fox is happy
The boat is now afloat,
And her grief gown gone
Oh my!

The five figurative language styles are: Hyperbole, Personification, Metaphors, Similes and Symbolism.
The coloured words are Hyperbole — Exaggerating words of emotions.
The underlined words are Personification — Non-Living thing does something similar to human action.
The bolded words are Metaphors — The comparison between two objects which are not alike but seem to be the same. Similar to a simile, just that a metaphor does not use 'like' or 'as'.
The italic words are Similes — Uses the word 'like' or 'as' to relate two subjects.
Symbolism — The meaning it has is used to represent something entirely different.

I chose this poem as it contains most of the Figurative Language styles, making it easy to explain and understand. I understood the meaning of Figurative Language extremely fast after watching the video Mdm Sng provided us with on Wikispaces.