The two types of figurative language used in the lines from "Fantasy" by Gwendolyn Bennett are:
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Simile - The comparison of the voice to "clear water" is a simile, as it uses "like" to compare the voice to water.
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Personification - The phrase "Where Quiet plays alone" gives human qualities to the abstract concept of Quiet, suggesting it can "play."
So, the correct responses are simile and personification.