Poetry Review

giving non-living things human characteristics

a comparison using like or as

a line of poetry that ends in punctuation

The way the reader feels about what has been written

a comparison without using like or as

A pattern of rhyme that is usually found at the end of lines of poetry

A line of poetry that runs over into the next line or has no punctuation

The way the author feels about what they have written

words that imitate sounds

Free verse poetry ALWAYS rhymes

the occurrence of the same vowel sound within adjacent or closely connected words

descriptive words that appeal to the five senses

Two consecutive, rhymint lines in a poem

The repetition of the same sound at the beginning of nearby or adjacent words

When one thing represents something else

The central underlying message or idea that the poet wants to show

A series of lines in a poem to form a group

the occurrence of the same consonant sound within adjacent or closely connected words

Why would a poet use enjambment?

Words arranged in a row of poetry

This type of poem has no rules!

The person narrating the poem