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Creative Writing II

poetry terms

QuestionAnswer
figurative language figure of speech, not meant to be taken literally.
personification giving nonhuman things human qualities
onomatopoeia words that sound like their meaning
pun HORRIBLE
rhythm alternation of stressed and unstressed syllables
atmosphere mood created by imagery and diction and tone
rhyme repitition of vowel and consonent sounds at the end of a word
free verse poetry with no defined pattern or rhyme scheme
internal rhyme rhyme within a line (lol)
allegory metaphorical story
slant rhyme doesn't quite work
denotation opposite of connation. the literal definition of a word, as opposed to its emotional meaning.
end rhyme rhyme at the end of a line
alliteration repitition of beginning consonants
assonance repition of vowel sounds (high flier)
parallelism repitition of gramatical structure
refrain repeated lines at the end of a phrase
imagery words used to describe a physical thingy
tone overall feeling of a work
connotation opposite of denotation. The emotional value attached to a word
similie comparison using like or as
metaphor equating to things to get a point across
Created by: Somniphobic
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