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| identical sound in two or more words of an accented vowel as well as of all the sounds following the vowel, while the consonantal sounds immediately preceding the vowel differ in each word |
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| end of line whymed with a word in the center of the same line usually with a syllable just prior to the caesura |
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| rhymes of three sylabolles |
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| rhyming of words that have been overused for rhymes |
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| classical term which covers the various types of rhyme other than true rhyme |
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like sounds: slant rhyme off rhyme near rhyme : substityues a similar sound for identical sound assumes that all cowel lsounds are interchangeable with one another as are certain realted consonant sounds
bridge/hedge/ gouge/ rage/ rouge |
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| the pun; words twisted to make rhyme |
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orthographic rhyming --words are spelled alike but they sound different
eight sleight
ties homilies |
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| creation happens, intresting |
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| one who stitchs songs together |
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sting instrument, 3 strings
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| short poetry of personal experience |
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| placed in trees and let wind go through and makes harp sound |
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| thoery of knowledge or way of knowing |
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resemblance; figurative reasoning
situation a resembles b |
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the production of a sense impression relating to one sense or part of the body by stimulation of another sense or part of the body.
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act of taking together; understanding one thing with another
a whole is represented by namin one of its parts (genus named for species), or vice versa (species named for genus) |
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change of name
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can i have a beer / ill have a glass |
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to answer with the same sound
bake/ lame |
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the repetition of the sound of an initaial consonant or consonant cluster in stressed syllables close enough to each other for the ear to be affected
ex. pitch/ paint |
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| repetition of "s" sound not "sh" |
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REortition of final consonants in stressed syllables that do not alliterate or rhyme
ex. live/ move |
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| a condensed verbal relation in which an idea, image, or symbol may, by the presence of one or more other ideas images or symbols be enhanced in cicidness complexity or bredth of implication |
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| copy statue, picture, idea, appreance" |
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daring statement which unites contradictions
- unexpected feeling or truth |
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| statement of poetic art or craft |
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particular form understaement
ex. its nothing serious i have a tiny brain tumor |
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| unexpected, fadlistic reversal of meaning |
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| is an art movement that attempts to break away from the normal conventions of traditional poetry |
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| tends to nail down meaning, narrow down meanings |
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| opening meaning up opening possibilites for meanings |
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| copy, reproductive, reproductino |
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| charavters written in chinese |
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