Furthermore, she personifies the glow of the snow that is reflecting light. Also, she describes a kingdom of isolation in a metaphor. It means there is nobody around. “The wind is howling like this swirling storm inside” (Let it go, line 5) Alliteration is present in line 5. Thus, it means that she feels confused. “Couldn’t keep it in, Heavens knows I tried” (Let it go, line7). “And the fears controlled me, can’t get to me at all” (24). On the literal aspect, it is known that the singer believes she shouldn’t use her ice powers in front of others, and she’s been unable to contain them. Line 24 is an example of a personification, because fears can't actually control individuals. Nevertheless, these line delivers a meaning that goes beyond the explicit aspect. The essence of judgement is delivered. In other words, most of the youth feels that at one point in their life they have done something others don’t think of as the normal or that others don’t accept. Consequently, the song encourages the youth to be strong and believe in oneself. The triumphant lines of her song lies in lines 14-18. “Let it go, Let it go”, “Can't hold it back anymore”, “Turn away and slam the door” “The cold never bothered me anyway” (Let it go, line16). Uplifts the theme of the song. The use of repetition explicitly emphasizes to let go of the past and be strong. The figurative language in line 14 is an idiom because it means that she needs to relax, breathe,