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Words addressed to an inanimate object as if it were alive or to an absent person as if he were present
Apostrophe
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A dramatic effect in which a character directly addressed either the audience or another character.
Aside
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a melancholy poem which reflects on natre and death
Elegy
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A long, narrative poem based on a series of heroic adventures that are important to the advancement of a certain race or country
Epic
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Poetry having no metrical pattern
Free Verse
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A brief picture, sketch, or scene; short works describing pleasant scenes of country or domestic life.
Idyll
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The use of words which appeal to the senses
Imagism
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The use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning, usually with a humorous effect
Irony
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The period form 1798 to 1832. the movement turned away form Classicism toward nature, country people, and simplicity of expression
Romantic Age
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