poetry terms Flashcards

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speaker

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the narrative voice of the poem

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Stanza

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a section of a poem

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tone

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speaker’s attitude towards the subject

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conceit

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an extended metaphor that applies multiple characteristics to an object to something else

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allusion

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a brief reference to an event or history, literature, or popular culture, which is meant to activate background knowledge

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hyperbole

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exaggeration for effect

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rhyme

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an exact match of sounds

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near rhyme

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a close but not exact match of sounds-usually the final constants are similar but not the same

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end rhyme

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a rhyme at the end of 2 or more lines of a poem.

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internal rhyme

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A rhyme that falls in the same line of poetry (rather than the end)

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Couplet

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Two CONSECUTIVE lines that rhyme, usually in the same meter

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Alliteration

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Repetition of initial constant sounds

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Assonance

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Repetition of vowel words

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13
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Eye rhymes

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Spellings of paired the words that appear to rhyme but really don’t

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Onomatopoeia

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The use of words that sound exactly what they mean

Ex. Buzz, ah

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Scan

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a representation of rhyming patterns in letters

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Sonnet

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a 14-line lyrical poem with the following rhyme scheme ABAB

CDCD EFEF GG