BY CARLY FARMER

WORDS ORGANIZED IN A PATTERN RHYME PR MEANING

THE VOICE USED BY A POET TO SPEAK A POEM

A LONG POEM THAT TELLS A STORY, USUALLY A FOLK TALE OR LEGEND, IN RHYME

THEY ARE POEMS THAT RELY ON THE VISUAL PICTURE TO GET THE MEANING

MODERN POETRY THAT HAS NO REGULAR PATTERN OF RHYME

SHORTER POEMS OF INTENSE FEELING AND EMOTION

A POEM THAT TELLS A STORY

A FORTEEN LINE LYRIC WRITTEN IN IAMBIC PENTAMETER THEY FOLLOW RHYME SCHME

REPEATED CONSONANT SOUNDS AT THE BEGINNING OF A SERIES OF WORDS

WORDS THAT SOUND LIKE WHAT THEY MEAN

A DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DISSIMILAR ITEMS

A COMPARISON BETWEEN A NON HUMAN ITEM AND A HUMAN

A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DISSIMILAR ITEMS USING LIKE OR AS

A REFERENCE IN ONE PIECE OF LITERATURE TO SOMETHING FROM ANOTHER PIECE

A PHRASE, LINE OR EXPRESSIOM THAT HAS BEEN OVERUSED "BRUH" IS AN EXAMPLE

THE UNSPOKEN, UNWRITTEN SERIES OF ASSOCIATIONS MADE WITH A WORD

THE LITERAL MEANING OF A WORD FROM A DICTIONARY

THE IMAGINATIVE LANUGUAGE THAT MAKES A POEM RICH

A DELIBRATE EXPRESSION TO MAKE A POINT

A SINGLE MENTAL PICTURE THAT THE POEM CREATES

POETS CREATE PICTURES IN THE READERS MIND THAT APPEAL TO THE SENSES

THE LITERAL MEANING OF A POEM

THE EMOTION OF THE POEM

A PAIR OF SINGLE WORD OPPOSITES

A LARGE OXYMORON

REPEATED WORDS, SOUNDS, PHRASES, OR STANZAS

SOMETHING THAT REPRESENTS SOMETHING

THE NARRATORS ATTITUDE TOWARD THE SUBJECT

THE OPPOSITE OF A HYPERBOLE

TWO LINES OF POETRY

EIGHT LINES OF POETRY

FOUR LINES OF POETRY

SIX LINES OF POETRY

ANOTHER WORD FOR VERSE PARAGRAPH

A PARAGRAPH OF WRITING IN A POEM

UNRHYMED IAMBIC PENTAMETER

A LINE OF POETRY THAT IS TEN SYLLABLES IN LENGTH

THE CHORUS OF A BALLAD, OR REPEATING SET OF WORDS OR LINES

WHEN SOUNDS MATCH AT THE END OF LINES OF POETRY

THE PATTERN OF RHYME IN THE POEM

A PATTERN OF SOUND IN A POEM