Poetry Flashcards

Different types or poems

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Alliteration

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Words arranged close together beginning with the same letter

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Biopoems

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Written about people, objects, animals or materials. Filled with different questions about the thing you chose

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Acrostic Poems

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Different poems put together by one word. Ex:
Energetic
Magic
Magnificant
Apples
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Hyperbole

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An exaggeration for providing emphasis
Example: He moved at a snails place.
Cry me a river.

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Onomatopoeia

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A word that suggests its own sound. Ex: hiss, boom, crash, etc.

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Metaphor

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When someone is comparing one thing to another.

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Simile

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A comparison using the words like or as.

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A photo is a shape of the object u are writing about.

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Picture poem

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Where (a,a) rythme and (b,b) rythme

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Rhyming couplets

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Where (a,a) rythme (b,b) rythme (c,c) rythme (d,d) rythme.

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Rhyming quatrans

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A figure of speech in which dead people are adressed as if they were alive.

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Apostrophe

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A kind of metaphor that assigns that makes inanimate objects make noises. Ex: the wind sobbed

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Personification

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The repetion of vowel sounds Ex: mad as a hatter

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Assonance

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The repetion of identical consonant sounds before and after different vowels. Ex: first and last

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Consonance

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