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| The repitition of sounds, usually consonant sounds, ath the beginning of the word in the same line, or successive lines. |
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| The repitition of vowels sounds followed by different consonants. These sounds may occur in the same line or in successive lines. |
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A relatively short poem that tells a story.
- Folk Ballads are meant to be sung.
- Literary Ballads are meant to be printed and read.
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| Unrhymed poetry, usually iambic pentameter in which each line has ten syllables. Five syllables are stressed- generally the 2nd, 4th, 6th, 8th, and 10th |
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| All the meanings, assosiations, or emotions that a word suggests. |
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Repitition of consonant sounds in conjunction with dissimilarvowel sounds.
(example: flip-flop) |
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