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extended metaphor a metaphor that is extended through a stanza or multiple lines of a poem. Usually mulitple comparsions of unlike things
visual imagery words that invoke colors, senses etc
free verse porty with no rhyme scheme or meter
verse single line of poetry. Poetry is sometimes referred to as verse
santza a group of lines in a poem
couplet two line stanza
quatrian four line stanza
tone the authors attitude toward its subject
voice the speaker in a poem either the poet or a character in the poem
persona when the poet speaks as someone else in a poem
meter the regular reoccurance of light and heavy stresses of a line
foot unit of poetic meter
blank verse an unrhymed verse with a meter usually iambic pentameter
rhyme repetition
rhyme scheme the arrangement of rhyme in a poem or stanza
lyric poem a poem that tells about ones experiences
narrative poem poem that tells a story stressing characters and plot
assonace the repittion of similar sounds
consonace the repition of the same final constant
alliteration the repitition of constant sounds that are similar
half rhyme an imperfect rhyme
scanning To analyze verse by picking out its metrical patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables.
mood the feeling created in the reader
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