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Alliteration

the same beginning consonant letter in two or more words close together.

Hyperbole

uses exaggeration to express strong emotion.

Metaphore

a comparison between two seemingly unlike things.

Mood

the emotional atmosphere or feeling of a story or poem.

Onamonapoia

is the use of a word whose sound suggests its meaning.

Personification

a figure of speech that gives inanimate or inhuman objects human characteristics or qualities.

Repetition

to use a word or phrase more than once in a poem.

Rhyme scheme

the pattern of rhyme in a poem; based on the last word in line; letters are used to describe the pattern

Simile

a comparison between two unlike things using “like” or “as.”

Speaker

the voice in a poem (not necessarily the author).

Stanza

a fixed number of lines of verse forming a unit of a poem.

Symbol

any object, person, place or experience that represents something more significant than what it is.

Theme

the main idea in a story, poem, novel, or play.