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repition of sound at the end of lines
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(ab,ab) pattern of end rhyme
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| What is an internal rhyme? |
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| What is an alliteration (head rhyme)? |
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repition of constanant sound at the beginning of words
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repitition of constanant sound at the beginning of words
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repition of the vowel sound (not spelling, example: once)
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the emotional aura of the story or poem
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additude the writer brings to the work
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were an answer isn't expected
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Contrast between what the character says and means (sarcasm)
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Usually seen in plays. The contrast between what the character believes to be true, and what that audience knows to be true.
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the contrast between the expectation of what seems appropriate and the actual outcome, or what proves to be the case.
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the real meaning, it can be positive, negative or neutral
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the mental impression the reader gets when the senses are appealed to.
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Lyrical poem, 14 lines, Iambic pentameter, complicated rhyme scheme
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usually about nature, japanese poem
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unrhymed iambic pentameter, poetry without the conventions of regular line length, rhyme and rhythms, instead it depends on the natural rhymthm of speech
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the form of the words and letters is apart of the meaning
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a song like outburst of a poets thoughts or feelings
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a poem written to the dead, or about the dead
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abituory. (book you get at funerals about the persons life)
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the message on the tombstone
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in praise of something or someone.
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| What is an understatement? |
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not stated to the extent it should be
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used to soften the effect
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change of name, substitute the name of the part, for the whole, or the whole for the part
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| What is hyperbole? (exageration) |
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means itself but has a second meaning
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seemingly self contradictory statement or situation which upon examination, proves to be true.
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two contradictory terms used together, "jumbo shrimp"
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change of name. A name is changed to something else that suggests the same thing.
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| What is the definiton for "figure of speech?" |
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a device that suggests meaning in addition to the literal meaning.
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a suggested comparisson between two different things, giving the chracteristics of one to the other
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a stated comparison between two different things, usually using words Like or As.
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human like characteristics to something that is not human... like an animal, object or concept.
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| What is an allusion? (to refer to) |
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reference to a story from history, religion, mythology, folklore
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when the poem addresses someone or an animal that is not there ("o" Canada)
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sound of the word suggests the sound itself
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| What is cacophony? (discord, dimense)? |
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discordant sound, not harmonous
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line of poetry that is repeated (beginning or end)
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pattern of stressed and unstressed symbols of stanza
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synonym for rhythm. a pattern of regular rhythm.
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