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18 Cards in this Set
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a group of lines that might be thought of as a corresponding to a paragraph
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stanza
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Past crabs amd eels
and green seaweed past fluffs of sandy beaches |
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uses like or as to compare unlike items
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simile
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his brawny arms are strong as iron hands
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compares one thing to another without using like or as
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metaphor
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life is but a toy
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3 types of literature
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poetry
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concrete poem
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poetry that tells a story
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narrative poetry
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"Cremation of Sam McGee"
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ordinary form of written language
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prose
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newspaper, book
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pattern of stressed syllables
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rhythm
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My fath-er was- the first-to hear
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repetion of sounds at the ends of words
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rhyme
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see, bee
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rhymed on the terminal syllables of the verses
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end rhyme
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it sat on a mat
"it" was a cat |
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rhyme in the same verse
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internal rhyme
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stars came out and danced about
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a rhyme that 2 words with different consonant sounds
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exact rhyme
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mine, fine
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rhyme with the consonant sound are the same
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half rhyme
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soul, oil
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the use, more than once, of any element of language
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repetition
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He came riding, riding, riding
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expanded until funny
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humorous exaggeration
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piles of clothes reached the sky
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put in your own words
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paraphrase
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Paraphrase that paragraph.
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one with a shape that suggests its subject
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concrete poetry
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a picture
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3-line Japanese verse form that doesn't rhyme and follows the 5-7-5 syllable pattern
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haiku
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the falling flower
I saw drift back to the branch was a butterfly |
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a humorous 5-line poem that lines 1,2,5 rhyme and 3,4 rhyme
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limerick
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Shel Silversteen's poems
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