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Elegy
Song or poem for the dead or mourning.
Ballad
A simple, narrative poem that can be sung.
Bathos
An extreme anticlimax; going from being "high-and-mighty" to being "normal."
Begging The Question
Assuming the answer; circular reasoning
Bildungsroman
A story who's main purpose is to educate and develop a protagonist.
Blank Verse
Unrhymed verse used in epics and dramatic pieces.
Bombast
Overly pompous speech.
Cacophony
Meaningless mixture of noise
Caesura
A break made by lines in a sentence pause.
Hello || My name is Rebecca.
Canon
Scared book.
Carpe Diem
Seize the day
Catharsis
Relief of emotional tensions through art.
Chaismus
Reversed words in parallel sentences.
Classicism
A novel built on the basic themes of literature (Greek and Roman).
Colloquial
Informal speaking.
Conceit
Elaborate metaphor.
Anachronism
Someone or something out of place in time
Aphorism
A terse saying embodying a general truth or astate observation
Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely
Anaphora
Repetition of a word at the beginning of sentences
Ad hominem
Responding to a conflict with an attack on a person rather than a good comeback
Ambiguity
Unclear; uncertainty in the intended meaning
Apollonian
Brave, wise
Apostrophe
Breaking off from the story to explain a character who is not present
Apotheosis
Praise or uplifting of a person to the rank of a god
Assonance
Vowel rhyme
Asyndeton
Leaving out conjugations
She ran, she tucked her arm under her coat, she tried to hide it from the man.
Aubade
A song or piece sung as a serenade.