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| a way of musical effects to get attention to certain words |
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| the author recognizes well know objects art or work |
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| literary techniques to show actions, or contradictions, or the use of opposite meanings |
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| words in the presence of sound used for sound |
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| the use, more than once, of any word, sound or object in a sentance |
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| something that represents something else. |
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exaggeration for effect
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not taken literally |
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something described as though it were somthing else.
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points out similarity between 2 unlike things |
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| when a non-human subject is given human characteristics |
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a song like poem that often deals with adventure & romance.
4 - 66 lines, Rhyths |
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| poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter lines |
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| poetry not written in regular rhythmical patter. Lines with and # of lines, length or beat |
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| is a humerous rhyming 5 line poem lines 1,5 & 2,3 strong stresses lines 2,3 |
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| high;y musical verse expresse observations and feeling. |
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| rhythmic pattern, pattern determines number of stresse or beat |
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| stress that keeps poem going |
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| a line with 7 feet is a hexameter, or how you divide up a line of poetry |
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| written in a foot - 5 feet |
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