Is all afire, though none the flame may see. Like to the salt-kilns there by Tsunu’s wave,
Where toil the fisher-maidens wearily.
Identify the figurative language being used and analyze its purpose.

1. Simile was used to compare the poet's heart to the salt-kilns by Tsunu's wave.

2. Hyperbole was used to exaggerate the condition of the author's heart by describing it as being aflame.

Explanation:

Simile is the direct comparison of two different things using 'like', and 'as'. Just as salt glazes were made by throwing salt to the kiln, so was the poet's heart.

Hyperbole is used to make an exaggeration. The poet's heart was described as being afire though nobody actually sees the flame. This is a form of exaggeration.

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