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| A SINGLE WORD/PHRASE THAT APPEALS TO ONE OF OUR FIVE SENSES |
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| ATTITUDE THE WRITER OR SPEAKER TAKES TOWARD A CHARACTER, SUBJECT, OR THE AUIDENCE |
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| A WRITERS OR SPEAKERS CHOCE OF WORDS. AN ESSENTIAL ELEMENT OF A WRITERS STYLE. HELPS DETERMINE THE TONE OF A POEM. |
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| COMPARISON BETWEEN 2 UNLIKE THINGS W/ OUT USING LIKE OR AS |
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| FIGURATICE LANGUAGE WHERE THE ARTHUR/SPEAKER GIVES HUMAN LIKE QUALITIES TO A NON-HUMAN OBJECT |
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| THE REPETITON OF THE SOUND OF THE STRESSED VOWEL & ANY SOUND THAT FOLLOWA IN IT THAT ARE CLOSE TOGETHER |
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| A REGULAR PATTERN OF STRESSED & INSTRESSED SYLLABLES IN EACH LINE. |
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| AN UNSTRESSED SYLLABLE FOLLOWED BY AN UNSTRESSED SYLLABLE |
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| 2 UNSTRESSED SYLLABLES FOLLOWED BY AN UNSTRESSED SYLLABLE |
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| USE OF WORDS THAT SOUND LIKE WHAT THEY MEAN |
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