Titanium Literary Devices

When the song Titanium, by David Guetta and featuring Sia was first released in 2011, it was an anthem for strength. This song, for many, gave people the confidence to keep going even when people are being mean. We are taught in this song despite everything happening to us and around us being brave and not letting all the haters get to you and let you be the person you are. Titanium is something that you should live by and be as strong as Titanium. Being the strength and the glue around your friends can inspire them to be just as strong as you are. This song shows the theme and strength through literary devices in almost every line. In the line that says “Ghost Town, Haunted Love” it shows a sense of imagery by using powerful
There are also other lines that repeat multiple times using the literary device of a couplet, which is a line using a rhyming scheme. The line is “Stone hard, machine gun/ Firing at the ones who run”.There has been many different test to show that rhyming is a way to help the brain remember so they used the rhyming scheme to get the point acrossQQ. It also adds an element and depth to a story of of things firing at to you and without that line there would be no depth. Another line is the most popular and well known saying “I am titanium” . This line has many different literary devices in but the most noticeable one is a refrain which is somewhat like repetition. The phrase of three words is used in almost every stanza to get the point across. Titanium is the title of the song so it is understandable why it appears multiple times. The fourth example is “Shoot me down, but I don't fall” which is a hyperbole. The reason it
Whether it is repetition to say strong words multiple time or allegory that has many meanings that are different to everyone. “ I am titanium” is a special line that lights your strongest side and creates a strength in you that you never knew you had. This song will always be an anthem for strength and will always be