Poetry Structure/ Figurative Language

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A group of lines in a poem

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stanza

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Repetition of sounds at the end of words

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rhyme

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Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis

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repetition

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Where a line of poetry ends

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line break

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Ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of lines in a poem.

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rhyme scheme

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Lines in the poem: april is a dog's dream, soft grass growing, sweet breeze blowing, air full of singing, no excuses, going to the park, chase and chew, spring's essence.

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9

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Stanzas in the poem: 'april is a dog's dream'

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1

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Does this poem rhyme?

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yes

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Rhyme scheme of the poem: Pretty little fawn, On my back lawn, A lovely sight, Nature’s delight, Please come again; Stay safe till then.

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Figurative language: 'My house is an icebox.'

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metaphor