Figurative Language & Structure of a Poem

Figurative Language & Structure of a Poem

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Section 1

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Repetition

Front

lines or words that are repeated in a poem usually to show importance

Back

Sensory Detail

Front

describing using the 5 senses (see, smell, taste, hear and feel)

Back

Personification

Front

Giving human qualities to objects or things

Back

Onomatopoeia

Front

words that make sound like Zap! or Buzz!

Back

Mood

Front

the feeling that a poem creates in the reader

Back

Imagery

Front

using words to paint a picture using the 5 senses

Back

Idiom

Front

a phrase with hidden meaning

Back

Tone

Front

a poet's attitude toward the subject or audience of the poem

Back

Line

Front

a singe line in a poem sentence

Back

Rhyme

Front

words that have the same ending sound

Back

Simile

Front

comparing two unlike things using words such as "like" or "as" Example: They fought like cats and dogs! i fough like crazy

Back

line break

Front

were each line of text ends in the poem

Back

Figurative Language

Front

descriptive language that creates a picture in the readers mind

Back

Stanza

Front

The "paragraph" within a poem

Back

Stanza

Front

The "paragraph" within a poem

Back

Metaphor

Front

comparison saying one this IS another Example: How could she marry that snake?

Back

poem

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metaphore

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Alliteration

Front

repetition of the same beginning sound

Back

Hyperbole

Front

an exaggeration

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