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What is a paradox?
What is figurative language?
Poetry Circle Definitions
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What is figurative language?
Atmosphere created through imagery, word choice, setting
Central or universal theme of a poem
Language to help the reader experience taste, smell, touch
Language layered by word images and figures of speech
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What is a paradox?
Using symbols to present abstract ideas in concrete ways
A contradictory statement, example "less is more"
Language layered by word images and figures of speech
Central or universal theme of a poem
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What is the Point of View / Speaker of a Poem?
A basic for of the poem including its visual presentation
The central or universal idea of a poem
The author's particular attitude, either stated or implied
The perspective from which the events of the poem are told
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What is verbal irony?
Perspective from which events in a poem are told
In which the intended meaning is opposite of literal meaning
Using symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Atmosphere created through imagery, word choice, setting
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What is the tone of a poem?
the author's particular attitude either stated or implied
the perspective from which the events of the poem are told
the central or universal idea of a poem
the basic form of the poem including its visual presentation
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Signpost meaning advice from a trusted character to the main character:
Again and Again
Memory Moment
Words of the Wiser
Aha Moment
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What is symbolism in a poem?
The poet's choice of words; it enhances the mood
The basic form of the poem including its visual presentation
Words used to help the reader experience sight, sound, smell
Representing abstract ideas in concrete ways
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Signpost meaning something happens that is the opposite of what you expect
Contrasts and Contradictions
Words of the Wiser
Memory Moment
Tough Questions
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What is the mood of a poem?
Representing abstract ideas in concrete ways
Stanza, line length, punctuation, word position, repetition
Central or universal idea of a poem
The atmosphere created through imagery, word choice, setting
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What is diction?
Using symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Central or universal theme of a poem
The poet's choice of words; which enhance the mood
Language layered by word images and figures of speech
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What is sensory language?
The poet's choice of words; which enhance the mood
Use of symbols to represent abstract ideas in concrete ways
Words to help the reader experience sight, sound, or touch
Language layered by word images and figures of speech
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What are the structure and elements of the poem?
Representing abstract ideas in concrete ways
In which the understanding is opposite of literal meaning
Central or universal idea of a poem
Stanza, line length, punctuation, word position, repetition
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What is the theme of a poem?
Atmosphere created through imagery, word choice, setting
Used to help the reader experience taste, smell, hearing
Language layered by word images or figures of speech
Central or universal theme of a poem
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Signpost meaning repetition of key ideas to signal importance to the reader
Memory Moment
Again and Again
Tough Questions
Aha Moment