Concept:Parallelism is the repeated use of the same grammatical structure to create rhythm and emphasis.
Explanation:The quoted lines follow a clear and repeated sentence pattern.
Each phrase begins with “The,” then a noun, then “of my,” and ends with another noun.
For example: “the curl of my lips, the swing of my waist.”
This same structure continues in “the ride of my breast” and “the stride of my steps.”
The deliberate repetition of identical grammatical forms makes the lines balanced and musical.
This device is not euphemism, personification, or synecdoche.
It is parallelism because the matching structure creates rhythm and reinforces the imagery.
Answer:B. parallelism