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Imagery

The use of descriptive words and senses of the reader to create a picture

She was inflamed like a balloon

Pun

A play on words

I really wanted a camouflage shirt,but I couldn't find one.

Onamatopoeia

The use of words that are also a sound

boom,crash

Juxtaposition

The fact of two things being seen or placed together with contrasting effect

Penny & Leonard from the big bang theory

Lyrical poetry

The expression of human feelings in poetic form.It expresses the author's own mood,emotions,and reflections in musical language.

Alliteration

When the same letter is used consecutively at the start of two or more words

tongue twisters

Sonnet

Refers to a poem of 14 iambic pentameter lines which hold to a very definite rhyme scheme

Sonnet 18 by william shakesphere

Blank verse

This is unrhymed verse written in iambic pentameter

Something there is that doesn't love a wall.That sands the frozen ground swell under it,and spills the upper boulders in the sun

Free verse poems

This form does not try to follow any rigid requirements or to obey conventional rules

Red wheel barrow

Assonance

The repitition of vowel sounds to create internal rhyming within phrases or sentences

The raven by edgar allan poe



flitting,sitting,dreaming,seaming,streaming

Allegory

A symbolism device where the meaning of a greater,often absract,concept is conveyed with the aid of a more corporeal object or idea being used as an example,and extended metaphor

The hunger games( is supposed to teach you a lesson)

Haiku

An ancient Japanese verse form of three unrhymed lines containing 17 syllables in all

Euphemism

A mild or indirect word or expression sunstituted for one considered to be too harsh or blunt to something unpleasant or embarassing

Im vertically challenged

Allusion

In literature,a referance to a historical person,place,event or other work

Personification

Giving human qualties to non-human things.

giving tree

Hyperbole

An extreme exaggeration

She is sooo fat

Parody

A piece of writing which achives a hunorous effect by mimicking the structure or content of a serious selection

White and nerdy

Limmerick

This is a five-line,nonsense stanza of anapestic feet.The rhyme scheme is AABBA

Simile

a simple comparison using the words like or as

Metaphore

A simple comparison of two things not using the words like or as

Paradox

A statement that upon first seen does not make sense,but with context or further understanding,does make sense

flanders field

End Rhyme

The most common form which entsils the rhyming of words at the end of lines

Connotation

The association's people make with words that go being the literal or dictionary definition.Many words have connotatiojs that create emotions of feelings in the reader

Denotation

The literal definition of a word

Internal rhyme

The rhyming of words which occurs within a line of poetry

Once upon a midnight deary,while I pondered weak and weary

Quatrain

Four rhyming lines.Sometimes,four lines all rhyme with eachother

Verbal irony

When something is said,that is not th intended meaning

Situational Irony

When the opposite of what is expected happens

A life guard drowning

Dramatic Irony

When the audience knows something that a character does not

Horror movies

Mood

The feeling or response created by the author for the audience

Couplet

Consists of two lines of poetry that are of equal length that rhyme with eachother at the endings

Stanza

Seperate paragraphs or lines grouped together in a poem

Symbolism

When an object or person stands or represents an idea

Theme

The overall idea or point of the storyWhat the author wants you take away after reading