Poetry Review Flashcards

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Lines and Stanzas

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A group of lines in a poem is called a stanza.

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Rhythm

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A flow of beat/rhythm, that can go slow or fast depending on the mood of the poem.

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Meter

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The number of syllables in lines of a verse that flows in a rhythm like beat (not rhyming).

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Rhyme

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Words that are alike because they make the same sound/syllable at the end of a word.

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Rhyme scheme

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The pattern of rhymes at the end of a line in a poem categorized by a letter (ABCD) depending on what lines rhyme.

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Imagery

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The use of words to create feelings that relate to the five senses (Smell, touch, hear, taste, and see).

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Graphic Elements

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When the author uses punctuation and capitalization to create an effect of imagery or senses.

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Author’s Purpose

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When the author of a poem has a reason of writing the poem.

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Repetition

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When poets repeats words, phrases or lines in a poem.

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Tone

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The atmosphere or emotion that’s created in a poem (happy, angry, silly, etc).

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Mood

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The way the reader of a piece of writing feels when reading it (uneasy, fearful, sympathetic).

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