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| A paragraph of a poem. three or more lines. |
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| When you find words or phrases in other forms of media/ other mediums and create a poem. |
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| A poem without structure. |
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| Repetition of sounds at the start of a group of words. |
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| Giving human characteristics to a non-human thing. |
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| Saying one thing is another. |
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| Saying two unlike things are like or as each other. |
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| Words that sound like actions. |
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| A type of metaphor where a part/portion of the whole is treated as the whole. (I.E all hands on deck.) |
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| A thing that is representative of meaning other than the direct meaning that the thing entails in it's self. (I.E Red octagon=Stop, Red cross=Medical) |
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| The perspective the poem is told from. |
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| Where and when the poem takes place. |
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| The attitude the poet takes towards the reader. |
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| Lines that help to paint a picture. |
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| When you repeat a word or line over and over again for effect. |
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| Pattern of rhyme in a stanza/poem. |
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| The main message or lesson that the poem conveys. |
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