Alliteration
line break
simile
poet
metaphor
stanza break
literal language
repetition
dialogue
stanza
figurative language
line
poetic device poets use when saying the same sounds, letters, or words over and over again
blank space dividing stanzas from each other
The author or writer of a poem.
words or phrases that mean more than what they say. You have to FIGURe their meaning out. Example: It is raining cats and dogs.
section of a poem; consists of a line or a group of lines
Comparison that DOES NOTuse the words like or as. Example: She is the apple of my eye. He has a heart of gold.
the place where a line ends
basic unit of a poem; a group of words that form a row
comparison using the words like or as; Example: She was as brave as a lion.
words or sentences spoken by a character in a play, poem, or story
poetic device a poet uses when having the same sounds at the beginning of words that are next to or near each other
words or phrases mean exactly what they say. Ex: 'I am tired' means I am just tired-literally.
