Lit terms for poetry

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Lit terms for poetry

Speaker
the voice of the poem-may be a fictional character, an objector or the poet.
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Speaker the voice of the poem-may be a fictional character, an objector or the poet.
Tone mood or attitude of the poem creates; often created by individual words throughout the poem.
Simile a comparison between 2 unlike things using "like" or "as"
Metaphor direct comparison between 2 unlike things not using "like" or "as"
Personification giving human qualities to nonhuman things
Imagery The formation of mental images or pictorial images, figurative descriptions
Alliteration the repetition of beginning constant sounds
Assonance the repetition of vowel sounds in a specific literary work, especially in a poem
Consonance repetition of specifically consonants
Repetition repeating a word or phrase
Rhyme Scheme a pattern of a poem; represented by capital letters
Slant Rhyme rhyme that is "close enough"
Meter predictable, repeated pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that gives a line of poetry a regular rhythm
Free Verse poetry that has no rhyme or rhythm. without a specific meter
Narrative a poem that tells a story; It may contain all aspects of a typical story (plot, exposition, setting, characterization).
Stanza a poetical paragraph, a group of lines set off in a poem

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