The repetition of consonants which appear at the beginning of words (baa, baa, black sheep); onomatopoeia, concrete images, alliteration, or rhyme scheme?

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The repetition of consonants which appear at the beginning of words (baa, baa, black sheep); onomatopoeia, concrete images, alliteration, or rhyme scheme?

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alliteration

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Alliteration ( it is the repetition of sounds of initial consonants.)

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