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Uses concrete language to create sensory details; frequently visual images; Smell, Taste, Touch, Sound
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Alliteration
Repetition of consonant sounds
Simile
A direct comparison of unlike things using “like” or “as”
Metaphor
An indirect comparison of unlike things
Symbolism
The use of a physical object, character, or setting to represent an abstract idea or to parallel a character; colors can be also symbolic
Hyperbole
A deliberate exaggeration for effort
Analogy
Comparing 2 things that have at least one thing in common
Allusion
An indirect reference to people, places, event, or thing in history, work of art or literature
Most common are biblical allusions, references to the characters and stories of the Bible