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| short poem expressing the thoughts and feelings of the poet. in first person |
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| poem that tells a story (ballad and epic) |
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| originally set to music. set off in quatrains |
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| long poem in an elevated style tracing the adventures of a hero. (the odyssey) |
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presents the voce of one or more imaginary characters speaking directly without a narrator.
usually dramatic monolougue. |
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| a poem written as a speech made by a character at a decisive moment. |
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| If a poem is 14 lines long.. |
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| it is usually a sonnet and always always about love. |
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| poem that teaches a lesson in a lyric the poet expresses an emotion but in a didactic poem he explains something about that emotion. |
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| rhyme, slant rhyme, eye rhyme |
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| similar consonant sounds but different vowels, or similar vowels but different consonant sounds. |
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| patern of end rhyme within a poem. described with small letters to rep. each line |
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| no common repetitions. free verse or blank verse. |
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| no regular rhyme and no metrical pattern |
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| no regular rhyme but has a metrical pattern. |
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| expression or comparison that relies not on its literal meaning. |
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| substition of a mild, indirect, or vague expression for one thought to be offensive. used to set mood or tone. |
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| comparison between two things. simile metaphor. |
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| an extended analogy that runs through a large portion of a text. |
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| extreme exaggeration used to grab attention and to make a point. |
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| Aristotle. Time Place Action |
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| conflict that hooks us in the beginning. |
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| idea that actors know about. ignore audience. |
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| when actors involve audience. |
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| one person gives a speech and other people on stage have to hear it. |
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| one person gives a speech but others dont hear it. |
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| short. when author quickly breaks 4th wall . other people on stage dont hear or are not around. |
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character followed is threatened and slight upticks.
a lot of death.
hubrs, hamarita, katharsis. |
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| extreme arrogance, pride, stubborness. |
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| accidental downfall missing the mark |
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| reasons people went to plays. moving audiences toward fear, pity, and terror. |
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| have threats but ends hopeful |
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| basically a pun double meaning. |
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| cant dress outside of class |
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