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18 Cards in this Set
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Cinquain
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a form consisting of 5 lines each required syllables and topics
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rhythm
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flow of the poetic line
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narrative
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the telling of an event or story; has plot, setting, characters, dialogue, and a theme
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stanza
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formal division of lines in a poem
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theme
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main message of a literary piece
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similie
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comparison between two unlike objects using like or as
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speaker
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an imaginary voice in a poem
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lyric poetry
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a short highly musical poem that expresses the observations and feeling of a speaker
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alliteration
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the repetition of the consanant sounds at the beginning of words
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metaphor
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comparison between two unlike objects with out the use of like or as
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mood
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the overall feeling that the poem creates
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repitition
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restating a word or phrase
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concrete poem
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poem that positions words and phrases to form a picture or create a special sound effect
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rhyme scheme
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pattern of rhyme in a poem
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figurative language
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language that is not meant to be taken literally(exactly)
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haiku
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an ancient Japanese form with no rhyme 3 lines-syllables 5, 7, 5
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refrain
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repetition of lines in a poem
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free verse
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poem that has no rhyme scheme
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