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Poetic Devices

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Stanza   a group of consecutive lines in e poem that form a single unit  
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apostrophe   words that are spoken to a person, object, or idea that is absent or imaginary  
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Rhythm   a musical quality produced by the repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables or by the repetition of certain other sound patterns  
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Metaphor   an imaginative comparison between two unlike things  
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End Rhyme   the rhyming words appear at the end of lines  
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Internal Rhyme   rhymes occurring within the lines  
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Slant Rhyme   rhymes involving sounds that are similar, but not exact rhymes  
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Personification   when an object or animal is given human feelings or thoughts  
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Ballad   a song or songlike poem that tells a story, usually a tragedy or adventure and generally has regular rhythm and rhyme  
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Simile   a comparison of two things using "like" or "as"  
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Onomatopoeia   a word that sounds like what it means  
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Hyperbole   an exaggeration used for emphasis  
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Elegy   a poem that mourns the death of someone or one that is simply sad or thoughtful  
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Alliteration   when words near each other start with the same beginning consonant sound  
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Allusion   a reference to a well-known piece of literature, art, science, politics, religion, or mythology  
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