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| Assembly of troops summoned for inspection roll car or service | Muster
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| Dark gloomy | Somber
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| Danger | Peril
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| Refusal to obey authority | Defiance
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| Done suddenly with little thought | Impetuous
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| They way the words and lines are arranged | Structure
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| Grouping of words | Lines
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| To emphasize a word or an idea | Line break
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| Logical sections of ideas | Stanza
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| Is the pattern of rhymes at the end of lines | Rhyme scheme
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| Follows fixed traditional pTterns may include a specific rhyme scheme | Formal verse
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| Uses poetic language but does not follow a fixed pattern | Free verse
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| Expresses the thoughts and feelings of a single speaker often in a musical verse | Lyric poetry
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| 14 line poem of praise with a specific rhyme scheme | Sonnet
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| Formal poem reflecting death or another serious theme | Elegy
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| Tells a story in a poem form | Narrative poem
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| Follows a formal structure with set stanzas strong rhyme and a regular ryme scheme also more of a romantic poem | Ballads
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| Heroism poem | Epic
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| Presents a drama inverse | Dramatic poetry
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| Person or character who communicates the words of the poem | Speaker
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| Vic's language that sappeals to the 5 senses | Imagery
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| Ways to create music musical effects using words | Sound devices
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| Describes and compares things in a way that are not to be taken literally | Figurative language
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| The meanings you find in the dictionary | Literal
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| assigns human qualities to non human subject | Personification
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| Explains clarifies or illustrates by drawing comparison | Anology
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| Are direct or implied references to people places events works or artworks | Allusion
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| Repetition of initial constants sounds | Alliteration
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| Repition of sonstant sounds in stressed syllBles | Cannonsce
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| Repition of vowel sounds in stressed syllables | Assonance
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| Rhymes at the beginning of the lines | Internal rhyme
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| Rhymes at the external or th lines | External
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| What changed poetry? | Writing
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| What 4 books in the bible are poetry | Proverbs, psalms, job, songs if Solomon
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| What are two sound devices | Repition and end rhyme
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| Written by Longfellow, narrative, 1 by sea 2 by land | Paul revers ride
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| What was the climax of Paul revers ride | Him seeing the lantern lit
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| What is the purpose of paul revers ride | To unite people
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| Written by frost pov is first person | Road not taken
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| Written by frost pov is 3rd person symbolic meaning that there are changes in life, literal meaning is nature and spring | Nothing gold can stay
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| Written by frost symbolizes life and death pov of text is first person | Stopping by the woods on a snowy evening
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| Often called the english national poet, dramatist of all time, same birthday as me Holcomb died on his birthday | William Shakespeare
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| Harvard professor who versed in many languages wife died in a dress | Henry wads worth Longfellow
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| American poet whose verse collection leaves kf grass, self published his collections | Walt Whitman
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| Fought in the Spanish American war won the Pulitzer prize | Carl Sandburg
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| Lived in seclusion quite school as a teenager | Emily Dickson
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| Four time Pulitzer prize winner special guest at john f kennddys inauguration | Robert frost
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