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alliteration
the repetition of the initial consonant sound in words
assonance
the repetition of vowel sounds
character
refers to the nature of the narrator in a narrative poem or of the speaker in a lyric poem
consonance
the repetition of consonant patterns
couplet
consists of two lines with the same end rhyme
dramatic monologue
poem that has an identifiable voice with a dramatic scene as the background
english sonnet
has three quatrains and a couplet
explicate
to “set forth” or “unfold”
free verse
unrhymed rhythmical lines which vary in length but which often employ the repetition of images, phrases, and parallel grammatical structure
hyperbole
an exaggeration used to heighten the poem’s effect or to help communicate its meaning
imagery
words and phrases conveying sensory impressions that help us recreate the work in our imaginations
irony
a figure of speech in which the expressed meaning is the opposite of the intended meaning
italian sonnet
divided into two parts: the octave and the sestet
lyric poem
poem that uses a speaker to express an emotion or share an idea
metaphor
an implied comparison
narrative poem
poem that tells a story
onomatopoeia
the use of words that sound like their meaning
persona
mask poets create to use as speaker in poem
personification
giving human qualities to inanimate objects
plot
series of related incidents in a narrative
poet
maker
quatrain
four-line stanza
rhyme
the repetition of the end sound in words
rhythm
the beat we hear in a line of poetry
setting
time and place of a poem
simile
a comparison that uses the words “like” or “as” to establish the likeness between two different terms
sonnet
14-line poem
symbol
something that has two levels of meaning
tercet
a three-line stanza with lines of similar length and a set rhyme scheme
theme
insight into life
understatement
when something is represented as less than it is
concrete poem
a poem that takes the shape of the subject of the poem
tone
attitude of the speaker