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| the repitition of consonant sounds at the beginnings of words |
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| repitition of vowel sounds withen non rhyming words |
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| a poem that is meant to be recited or sung that tells a story (has rhythm) |
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| the use of jarring, unpleasant sounds for literary effect |
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| attitudes and feelings associated with a word |
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| a repitition of consonant sounds in the middle and at the end of words |
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| two lines of verse that form a unit of poetry |
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| a combination of sounds that is unpleasant to listen to |
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| a mournful or reflective poem, usually written in couplets |
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| rhymes at the ends of lines of poetry |
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| the continuation of meaning, without a pause or break, from one line of poetry to the next |
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| a long narrative poem in elevated language celebrating the adentures and achievements of a lengendary hery |
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| non-literal language that represents something besides itself |
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| poetry without a fixed metrical pattern, usually having unrhymed lines of varying length |
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| sensory words or phrases, relates to the senses of touch, taste, smell, sound and sight |
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| poetry that expresses personal thoughts and emotions, often has a musical quality |
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| a rhythm or meter of a piece of poetry |
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| an arranged pattern of rhythm in a line of poetry |
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| poetry that tells a story |
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| a line of poetry that is made of five units of rhythm |
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| a verse of poetry consisting of four lines |
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| a line or group of lines that recurs at regular intervals in a poem, especially at the ends of verses |
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