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Word choice
helps readers picture what the poet is describing. Certain words or combinatios of words can make the reader feel sad, cheerful, or even angrt
tone
the mood that is evoked from the poem (i.e. sadness, nervousness, calm, anger)
punctuation
makes a poem sound short and choppy or long and flowing. May not be used in all poetry.
rhythm
the feel or beat of a poem
rhyme
the repetition of the same sound, usually at the end of two or more lines
stanzas
major sections of a poem, with lines arranged in a way the looks and sounds pleasing
repetition
the repeating of phrases, words, or lines for a certain effect
alliteration
the repetition of the same initial consonant sound
onomatopoeia
the use of words that imitate the sound they describe