Unseen poem Flashcards

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Alliteration

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Repeated consonant letters

eg: “big black branch”

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Assonance

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Repeated vowels

eg: “I rose and told him no”

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Metaphor

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Comparison without using like or as

eg: “my beloved is a rose”

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Simile

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Comparison using like or as

eg: “my beloved is like a rose”

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Personification

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To give living or human qualities to something that is dead

eg: “the house groaned in the wind”

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Sibilance

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Repeated “s” or soft “c” sounds

eg: “the soft sounds of “the seas”

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Enjambment

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Use of run-on lines

- gives the poem a sense of flow

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Onomatopoeia

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The sound of the words reflect their meaning

eg: “whip”

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Hyperbole

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Poetic exaggeration

eg: “I would travel for ten thousand days and nights to see you”

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Imagery

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Powerful, strong and visual images

- allows us to picture the poem in our minds

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