General Terminology- Good For Poetry Flashcards

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1
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repetition of same same word or phrase at the beginning of a line throughout a work or section of work

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anaphora

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unrhymed iambic pentameter

seen in Shakespeare plays

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blank verse

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a line having no end punctuation but running over next line

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enjambment

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1 foot in poetry

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Monometer

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5
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3 feet in poetry

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Trimeter

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4 feet in poetry

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Tetrameter

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7
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5 feet in poetry

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Pentameter

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8
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Understatement for effect for example “I’m not bad”

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Litotes

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Exaggeration for effect

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Hyperbole

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elaborate and extended metaphor or simile that links two apparently unrelated fields or subjects in an unusual and surprising conjunction of ideas

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Metaphysical conceit

e.g. his coy mistress

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A sonnet with 14 lines that divides into a octave and sestet

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Petrarchan sonnet

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Rhyming words of three or more syllables

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Dactylic rhyme

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