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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms

QuestionAnswer
hyperbole an exageration
stanza a distinct section of a poem, like a paragraph or a verse.
onomatopoeia a sound in word form. The word itself actually imitates the sound.
end rhyme when words at the end of lines rhyme with each other
metaphor A type of figurative language in which one object is described to be something else that is not literally true.
simile A type of figurative language in which an object is compared to something else using the word like or as.
personification A type of figurative language that describes inhuman objects as though they have humans actions, traits, or feelings.
alliteration Using the same letter or sound at the beginning of words.
internal rhyme when two or more words within the same line rhyme with each other.
theme the universal message or purpose of a poem or narrative. This is a complete sentence, not a one-word topic.
imagery vivid descriptions that create images in the reader’s mind. These are usually images, but may incorporate the other senses:, sound, smell, taste, or feeling.
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