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"Alliteration is the repition of constant sounds at the beginnnings of words." |
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"Assonace is the reppition of vowel sounds within nonrhyiming words." |
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"Rhyme is the occurance of a similar or indentical sound at the ends of two or more words." |
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"End rhyme occurs at the end of lines" |
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"Links two or more rhyming words within the same line." |
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"Imargey consists of descriptive words and pharses that recreate expierment for the reader." |
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"Theme is the main idea in a work of literatre or poem." |
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'Reppition is a techcinque in which a sound word or phrase or line is repperted." |
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"Rhythm refers to the pattern or flow of sounds created by the arrangement of stressted and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry." |
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"Is a poem that has a compairison." |
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"A symbol is a person , a place , an activity or an object that stands for something." |
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"A metaphor is a figure of speech that makes a compairison between two things that are basically unlike but have something in common." |
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"Figure of spech that compares two essentially unlike things at some length and in several ways." |
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" A short poem in which a singule speaker expresses personal thoughts and felling." |
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" A sonet is a lyric poem of 4 lines commly written in imabic pentameter." |
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" Metrical line of five feet or units each of which is made up of two symbllaes." |
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"Blank verse is unrhymed poetry written in a imabic pentameter. Each line pairs an unstressed symbolle followed by a stressed symbol." |
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" is a figure of spech in which human qualites are compared to a animal or idea." |
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" Is along poem showing hero whose activites relfedt the idea and values of a nation or race." |
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