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english poetry terms

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Hyperbole   exaggeration for effect  
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assonance   The repetition of identical vowels in different words in a single line of poetry  
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Free verse   Poetry with no pattern of rhymes or meter  
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alleteration   The repetition of identical consonant sounds, most often beginning words  
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Enjambment   The continuation of a complete idea from one line to the next line or without end punctuations  
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consonance   The repetition of similar consonants sounds in a single line of poetry  
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Personification   A figure of speech in which nonhuman things or abstract ideas are given human attributes  
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Meter   A particular pattern of accented and unaccented syllables in a line of poetry  
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couplet   A pair of lines that are the same length,rhyme, and form a complete thought  
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Imagery   references that triggers memories of sight sounds tastes smells and sensations of touch  
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Metaphor   A figure of speech in which two tings compared without like or as, usaually by saying one thing is another  
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onomatopeia   words that inmate or suggest through sound the activity being described  
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Allusion   An implied or indirect reference to something assumed to be known, such as an historical event or person, a well-known quotations from literature, or a famous work of art  
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