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'mist and mellow fruitfulness'---- Which of the following figures of speech is used in this sentence?

'mist and mellow fruitfulness'---- Which of the following figures of speech is used in this sentence? Correct Answer Alliteration

Alliteration means repetition of consonant in two or more consecutive word. ====>For example : O wild west wind Here ‘W’ is repeated thrice to produce sound effect. Alliteration is used both in prose and poetry for musical effect.

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