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To achieve certain artistic effort like mood (how the audience/reader feels), tone (author's attitude), etc
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Juxtaposition
Putting images/words/ideas side by side in order to CONTRAST them
Rhetorical Question
Q question that expects no answer (obvious or implied)
Repetition
Repeating a word, phrase, images, or idea
Parallel Structure
Repetition of words/phrases/ideas in which each item in the series is grammatically equal
Anaphora
Repetition of word/phrase at the beginning of successive sentences of clauses
Antithesis
Contrasting or opposing ideas in adjacent (usually parallel) phrases, clauses, or sentences
Understatement
When an author assigns less significance to an event or thing than it deserves