Words organized in such a way that there is a pattern of rhythm, rhyme, and/or meaning

The voice used by a poet to speak a poem

LONG POEM, USUALLY FOLK OR LEGEND, RHYMES

EXPRESSES MEANING THROUGH SHAPE AND WORDS

NO PATTERN MODERN

SHORT WITH GREAT EMOTIONS

HAVE PLOT STRUCTURE AND TELL STORIES

FOURTEEN LINE LYRIC WRITTEN IN IAMBIC PentAMETER

REPEATED CONSTANANT SOUNDS AT BEGGINING OF MULTIPLE WORDS

WORDS THAT SOUND LIKE WHAT THEY MEAN

DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DISLIKE ITEMS

COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO UNLIKE ITEMS USING LIKE OR AS

REFERENCE FROM ANOTHER PEICE OF TEXT

AN OVERUSED, BORING EXPRESSION

Unspoken, unwritten series of associations made with a particular word

Meaning in the dictionary

imaginative language that makes a poem rich

deliberate exaggeration to make a poient 

picture a poem creates in the reader's mind

descriptions to appeal to the five senses

literal meaning of a poem which ignores imagination

the emotion of a poem

pair of single word opposites placed side by side

large oxymoron

deliberately repeated elements to make a point

something that represents something else

narrators attitude towards the poem or reader

opposite of a hyperbole

two lines of poetry that rhyme

eight lines of poetty that have a rhyme scheme

four lines of peotry that have a rhyme shceme

six lines of poetry that have a rhyme scheme

another word for verse paragraph 

paragraph of writing in a poem

unrhymed iambic pentameter 

line of poetry that is ten sylabols in length

course of a ballad or a repeating set of words or lines

when sounds match at the ends of the lines of poetry 

pattern of rhyme in a poem, indicated with letters of the alphabet

pattern of sound in a poem

(THAT IS NOT GOODS GRAMMARS)