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| The voice talking in the poem |
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| The repetition at close intervals of the initial consonants, such as map-moon or kill-code |
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| Repetition of vowels such as hat-ran-amber |
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| Repetition of vowel sounds and all following sounds |
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| Words or phrases that create vivid experiences |
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| Atmosphere that the reader feels |
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| The basic definition or dictionary meaning |
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| The emotional response evoked by a word |
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| Reference to a historical person, place, or event |
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| Human attributes are given to an animal or thing. |
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| A thing represents something beyond itself |
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| A narrative having a second meaning behind it |
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| Opposite of what is meant |
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| Implies a different meaning |
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| Actual circumstances vs. appropriate actions |
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