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| a literary genre, everything has meaning |
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| what the piece creates as a mental picture, symbolism that ties in with larger meanings. |
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| hidden meaning, added over time |
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| the way that a poet uses words that the author finds describes best |
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| a literary device involving unusual use of languaage, often to assist or compare distinct things |
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| A figure of speech that assists two distinct things; the representation of one thing by another. |
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| A figure of speech that compares to direct thing by using words such as like or as to link the vehicle and the tenor. |
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| Generally, a psychological process whereby one kind of sensory stimulus evokes the subjuctive experience of another. |
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| Giving something that is not human, human qualities. |
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| the study of meter, rythme, and rythmn. |
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Sound affects as words Ex: "Pow." or "Boom." |
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| the repition of sounds in a sequence of words. |
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Pleasing, harmonious sounds. l, r, m, n, and ng |
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| Rythme is within the poetic line. |
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| Ends of a poetic line rythmes with next one |
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| Looks like it rythmes but doesn't actually rythme. |
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A peace with nature, an understanding. |
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Does not have a specific form, might have meter but no structure pursue. |
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| Three lined stanzas with a rythme. |
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| Spans more than one line. The line ends but the thought does not. |
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| A little song; 14 lines and usually broken into two parts. |
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A technique where the author narrates during the action. -in the middle- (flashback) |
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A story being conscious that it is a story. -knows its purpose. |
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| An extended simile; an object that stands for another object. |
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| Symbols that have been with us so long that it has a deep connection with your subconcious. |
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Symbolic to the whole piece. |
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