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| repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables |
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| regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables |
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| repetition of accented vowel sounds and all sounds following them in words that are close together in a poem |
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| rhymes at the end of lines |
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| rhymes that are similiar, but not exactly the same |
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| petry w/o a regular meter ot rhyme scheme |
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| repetition of constant vowels |
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| repetitions of vowel sounds |
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| word with sounds that imitate their meaning |
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| comparison using "like or "as" |
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| giving an object/animal human characteristics |
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| language that appeals to all five senses (touch, taste, scent, sight, and hering) |
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| songlike poem that tells a story , often a sad story about betrayal |
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| poem for someone who has died |
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| long, narrative poem about the mant deeds of a great hero. epics are closely connected to a particular culture and embodies the values of that society |
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| poem that does not tell a story, but expresses the feeling of the speeker |
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| long, lyric like poem, usually praising some subject and written in dignified language |
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| 14 lyric poem that follows strict rules of structure,meter, and rhyme |
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