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Epic Poetry

tells a long (epic) story of a hero

Epic Theme

all people of all times are connected by their shared experience of life (this was Walt Whitman's theme for his poems)

Onomatopoeia

words that imitate sounds

Diction

word choice

Anaphora

repetition of phrases or sentences with similar structures or meaning

Catalogues or lists

a series of items and things that evokes the infinite range of elements that make up human experience

Long Lines

Whitman used long lines in his poem to express his feelings and ideas better

Free Verse

Poetry that sounds like natural speech instead of having rhyme

Transcendentalists

people who promoted intuitive, spiritual thinking instead of scientific thinking based on material things.