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poetry
a brief, concise expression of human experience
rhyme
similar sounds (masculine: 1 syllable rhymes with 1 syllable, feminine: 2 syllables rhyme with 2 syllables, slant: an almost rhyme, sight: 2 words that look like they should rhyme but don't)
alliteration
repetition of the same sound at the beginning of each words in a series of words
assonance
repetition of the same vowel sound within each word of a series of words
consonance
repetition of the same consonant sound within each words of a series of words
literal
100% true. Gets right to the brain as a fact (passive)
figurative
writing with pictures (active)
symbol
something that stands for itself first, and then something else (dove= peace)
image
the use of concrete details to emphasize an abstract
euphony
series of pleasant sounds
cacaphony
series of unpleasant sounds (o/u)
simile
direct comparison using "like" or "as"
metaphor
indirect comparison without using "like" or "as"
irony
difference between what we expect and what we get (dramatic: audience knows something that the actors don't)
compare
points out similarities
contrast
points out differences
tone
author's attitude towards the subject
personification
giving human qualities to nonhuman things
lyric poetry
poem that focuses on emotion
narrative poetry
a story is told
persona
speaker of the poem
stanza
a poetic paragraph
conceit
an extended metaphor
rhyme scheme
a noticeable pattern of repeated sounds. Adds unity, can stretch the reader's imagination
sonnet
14 line poem