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20 Cards in this Set
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Rhythm |
Kind of like singing words have Melody and movement |
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Rhyme |
Words that end with the same sound |
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Message |
Words are carefully used to express or descried an idea feeling or image |
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Alliteration |
Repeat the same sound over and over again |
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Onomatopoeia |
Words that sound like the noise they represent |
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imagery |
Making a picture |
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Mood |
How a poem makes you feel or the feeling it describes |
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Symbol |
Words that stand for certain ideas or feelings |
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creative ideas |
Poulet looks at something in a new or interesting way |
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Stanza |
A group of lines of poetry arranged in a specific order |
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Line |
A row of words in a poem |
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Assonance |
The repetition of vowel sounds within words |
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Couplet |
Pair of consecutive rhyming lines usually having the same meter |
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figurative language |
A picturesque use of words which makes the poets meaning more vivid than a literal statement |
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Symbolism |
A form of metaphor in which a person place thing or quality stand for a complex meaning |
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Sibilants |
Words which produce a hissing sound like sizzle swish whistle sputter often onomatopoeic but characterized by the sound of or ,s, sh or z |
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Pun |
The use of two words that look or sound alike but have different meanings often caused a play on words,,usually humorous. |
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Rhyme scheme |
The way in which a poet arranges rhymes |
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International rhyme |
Rhyme occurring between words within a line or between words within different lines |
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Eye rhyme |
Where is which look alike but sounds different, and example rough and bough |
