Poetry Terms Flashcards

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Lines

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poetry is written in lines, which can be sentences or fragments.

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Form

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The way the poet aranges them on the page.

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Stanzas

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Lines that are separated into groups.

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Rhyme

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Words that sound alike.

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Rhyme scheme

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Poems that rhyme, and follow a certain pattern.

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Couplet

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When stanzas are written into lines.

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Rhythm

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A regular beat that you can hear in poems and music.

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End rhyme

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When the words at the end of lines have the same sound.

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Internal rhyme

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When two or more words in a line has the same sound.

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Repetition

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When a poet repeats sounds, words, phrases, or lines for emphasis.

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Poetic license

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Manipulating language in a way that is that uses contractions such as flash’d and shatter’d.

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Theme

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An idea about people or life that is stated in general terms in one sentence.

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Triplet

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The poetic term for three line stanza.

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Quatrain

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The word for a four line stanza.

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Free verse

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The poems that do not have a regular be and sound more like a conversation

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