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Olfactory Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of SMELL by describing something the speaker of the poem inhales
Kinesthetic Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of MOTION
Organic Imagery
the poet communicates INTERNAL SENSATIONS such as fatigue, hunger, and thirst as well as internal emotions such as fear, love, and despair
Visual Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of SIGHT by describing something the speaker or narrator of the poem sees
Auditory Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of HEARING or soundG
Gustatory Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of TASTE by describing something the speaker or narrator of the poem TASTES
Tactile Imagery
appeals to the reader’s sense of TOUCH by describing something the speaker of the poem feels on their body