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alliteration
repition of consanant sounds @ the begging of words
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assonance
- repition of vowel sounds with different conontal sounds folowing
- The beam of liht reveals the scene
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Consonance
- repition of specific consonant sounds after differet vowel sounds
- The least of us has passed the test
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Onamatopeia
- Words that sound like there meanings.
- BUzz
- Zap
- Ding
- Ring
- Zoik
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True ryme
Words whose last syllables sound the same
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Assonant Ryme
- Only where the vowhels ryme
- beam reveals scene
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Consoant Ryme
- ONly the consonants ryme
- least
- past
- test
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Internal Ryme
- Rhyme within a line
- when you're on the beach and hard to reach, only waves call your name.
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Sight Rhyme
- Words that look similar but DO NOT RHYME
- dough/tough
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Rhyme Scheme
The arrangment of rhymes in a unit of the verse, noted by letters begging "a" and changing with every new rhyme
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Rhythm
The sense of moement resulting from stressed and unstressed sylabbled
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allusion
a referense to a supposeddly familiar place, person or thing
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apostrophe
an address to a person who is not present
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connotation
the emotional meaning of a word or its culturally conditioned meaning
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Denotation
The dictionary definition of a word
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Euphemism
An underatatement that lessens the words' effect
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Hyperactivebole
(Hyperbole)
Deliberatte exageration used for emphasis
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Metaphor
A comparison in which two unlike objects are compared
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Metonomy
THe substition of a name or idea for another to which it is related, as a cause for its effect or writers for their work
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Oxymoron(s)
Two apparently contradictory terms that express a suprising paradox
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Parodox
two apparantly contradictoary terms that express a suprising paradox
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Parody
The purposeful satirical imitation of another poem
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Personification
The assignment of human characteristics to an objects animal or idea
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refrain
the repition of a lone or lines at intervals, often at the end of a stanza
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simile
a comparison of two unlike objects or concepts, using like or as
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synaesthesia
a blending of images grasped by the senses ex the air was crisp as saltines and just as dry
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syenecdoche
the use of a part to represent a whole object or idea
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figurative language
- language that can not be taken
- literally
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imagrey
words or phrases that appeal to the senses
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mood
the main atmosphere or tone of a literary work
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tone
the attitude of the poet towards his audience
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