poetry terms(APLIT) + the code

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foot

unit of rhythm, repeating patern of unstressed and stressed syllables

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iambs

unstressed the stressed (intimate, natural)

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trochees

stressed then unstressed(somber, despairing, emotionally heavy)

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anapests

two unstressed then stressed(skipping, galloping, faster paced, strong rhyme)

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dactyls

stressed then two unstressed(sing song, marching, hypnotic)

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enjambent

A sentence or phrase continues from one line of poetry to the next without terminal punctuation (like a comma, period, or dash) at the end of the first line.

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caesura

pause within a line(deliberate break)

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stanzas

a group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit in a poem; a verse.

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Quatrain

four line stanza

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blank verse

verse without rhyme

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iambic pentameter

five pairs of iambic lines with ten syllables

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irony

a literary device where meaning contrasts with expectation

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synecdoche

when the word for a part of a body is used to refer to the whole thing( ex: all hands on deck)

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metonymy

the word for one thing is used to refer to something related to that thing(ex:the hired gun did the job)

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symbols

a tangible thing that represents a figurative idea or theme

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metaphor

comparing two things with the use of “like” or “as”

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Visual imagery

Sight (e.g., "the crimson sunset")

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kinesthetic imagery

stomach turning internal feeling

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sestina

a poem with six stanzas of six lines and a final triplet, all stanzas having the same six words at the line-ends in six different sequences that follow a fixed pattern, and with all six words appearing in the closing three-line envoi.

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elegy

open form (meditates the loss / the death of someone)

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ballad

open form( usually simple containing dialogue, repetition, and minor characterization, written in quatrains, often 13 lines, basic rhyme scemes(abcd) with a refrain and folk heroes as subject, as well as the supernatural, disasters, good vs evil, love, and loss)

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key

power knowledge

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quest/ journeys

search

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meal

communion

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vampire

draining

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predator

target young stalking(prey) lurking

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ghost

attachment feeding off emotion fear

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rain

equalizer cleansing violent turgid rebirth, liberating

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rain+sun

second chance promise

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fog

ominous

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snow

inhospitable, sever, inviting, intense, clean stark

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violence

injury

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caves

our past/secrets

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symbolism

connective absurdly

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doors

passage \ a new\ going back

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christ

self sacrafice a savior

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flight

ascending/ freedom

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bird women

free spirit/transformation/ spiritual connection

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flower

life/virginity/

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mountain

place of knowledge/ place of opression

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valley

lush and peaceful

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darkness

ignorance

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light

truth

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autum

middle age decline