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35 Cards in this Set
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Daily
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Nye
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catalog poem
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built on list of images. repetition creates rolling rhythm when read aloud
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scene
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location; internal or external
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When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer
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Walt Whitman
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haiku
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17 syllables; presents things from everyday life; seasonal word or symbol (kigo); presents a moment of enlightenment (satori)
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kigo
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seasonal word or symbol in a haiku
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satori
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moment of enlightenment in a haiku
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extended image
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an image developed over several lines of a poem or even throughout the entire poem
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Fog
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Carl Sandburg
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in Just-
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E.E Cummings
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cliche`
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over used, worn out expression or phrase
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fresh images
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help people see the world in an unusual or original way
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I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
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William Wordsworth
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figures of speech
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words or phrases that describe one thing in terms of another very different thing; not meant to be taken literally
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diction
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writer's or speaker's choice of words
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I Never Saw a Moor
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Emily Dickinson
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pun
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play on the multiple meanings of a word; sound alike but have different meanings (pause/paws)
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Kidnap Poem
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NIkki Giovanni
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speaker
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voice talking to us in a poem
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Southbound on the Freeway
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May Swenson
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extended metaphor
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comparison developed over several lines of a poem
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The Seven Ages of Man
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William Shakespeare
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implied metaphor
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does not tell us directly that one thing is something else. Instead it uses words that suggest the nature of the comparison.
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Fire and Ice
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Robert Frost
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All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
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Richard Brautigan
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tone
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writer's or speaker's attitude toward a subject, character, or audience
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Women has a what??
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implied metaphor
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Women
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Walker
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Harlem
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Langston Hughes
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Harlem also has a element of lit known as....
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figure of speech
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irony
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contrast between expectation and reality
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verbal irony
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the writer or the speaker says one thing but really means something different
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The Road Not Taken
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Robert Frost
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Lucinda Matlock
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Edgar Lee Masters
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dramatic monologue
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poem in which character speaks to one or more listeners
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