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unpalatable
unpleasant, distastful
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suavity
the quality of being socialy smooth
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beguile
to trick, to decieve
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wraught
fashioned, formed
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creed
a statement of belief
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unrhymed iambic pentameter
blank verse
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no regular rhyme or ryhthm
free verse
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the repetion of intial consonant sounds
alliteration
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the repetion of vowel sounds
assonance
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the repetion of consonant sounds
consonance
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the repetion of a group of words at intervals in a poem
refrain
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comparing two unlike things using like or as
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comparing two unlike things directly
metaphor
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the author's attitude toward his characters
tone
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refering to well known literature or a place
allusion
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Study:
Edgar Allan Poe
Robert Frost
Walt Whitman
Margaret Atwood
Read:
"The Horses" p. 474
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