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Assonance
repetition of vowel sounds

consonance

repetition of consonant sounds

end rhythe

rhyme that happens at the end of a line

internal rhyme

rhyme that happens in the middle of a line

assonance

We lIght a fIre on the mountains




I feel dEpressed and rEstless

consonance

the Meadows - Mine


the Mountains - Mine

anaphora

repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning

internal rhyme

Once upon a midnight DREARY, while I pondered, weak and WEARY

anaphora

EVERY day EVERY night in EVERY way I am getting better and better.

meter

repeated pattern or rhythm of stressed and unstressed syllables in each line

foot

U /

unstressed

U

stressed

/

iamb

a metrical foot consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable

stanza

groups of lines in poetry

stanza

He moved slowlyCreeping towards her

She sighed as she laid back


He grinned


For she didn’t know he was under the bed

metaphor

comparison of two unlike things

metaphor

I AM a mighty warrior!




It's raining cats and dogs!

extended metaphor

comparison of two unlike things over several lines or entire work


"It's a sin to kill a mockingbird"

personification

giving human characteristic to a thing that is not human

personification

Capitalizing the first letter of words that are objects or ideas that have actions or effects on people

personification

The Truth will set you free



In the night Death came

synecdoche (sa-neck-ta-key)

uses a part of refer to the whole of something

synecdoche (sa-neck-ta-key)

"I like your new wheels!"




"I could never be one of the suits!"




"Do you want a coke?'