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14 Cards in this Set
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Haiku |
Oldest poetry form,3 lines, 575 syllables, usually written about nature |
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Limerick |
Funny poem of 5 lines with ryhming, pattern of AABBA, A=8 syllables, B=6 syllables |
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Blank Verse |
Written in Unryhmed iambic pentameter, resembles speech rythem, often seen in Shakespeare |
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Sonnet |
Most traditional form of love poetry, 14 lines, rhyme scheme ABAB/CDCD/EFEF/GG,10 syllables per line, Shakespeare wrote over 150 |
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Motif |
A theme or pattern that recurs in a work |
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Allegory |
A story in which the characters represent abstract qualities or ideas for example in westerns the sheriff represents god abs the outlaw represents evil |
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Allusion |
A reference to something or someone often literary for instance if you were trying to still confidence in a friend and said use the force |
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Archetype |
A character who represents a certain type of person Daniel bloom is an archetype of the early American frontiers man |
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Denoument |
The resolution of the conflict |
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Egely |
A poem mourning the dead |
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Irony |
Language that conveys a certain idea by saying just the opposite |
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Mood |
The emotional atmosphere of given piece of writing |
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Parody |
A humerus exaggerated imitation of another work |
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Satire |
Humerus to get a point across |
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