ap lit 10/18

Anaphora

• -long, narrative poem -- The Odyssey for example
  9. Epithet -- Sweet Johnny 

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child."

• extended metaphor

• pattern of repeating the beginning of a line

Anastrophe

• Learn, you will. (Yoda) inversion of the order of words

• anything overused to the point of ineffectiveness 
  6. Conceit-- extended metaphor

• addressing 

• extreme overstatement

Aphorism

• anything overused to the point of ineffectiveness

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child." 

• extreme overstatement

• pattern of repeating the beginning of a line

Apostrophe

• addressing

• - mournful poem 

• pattern of repeating the beginning of a line

• Sweet Johnny 

Cliche

• long, narrative poem -- The Odyssey for example

• extended metaphor

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child." 

• anything overused to the point of ineffectiveness 

Conceit

• addressing

• extended metaphor

• anything overused to the point of ineffectiveness 

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child." 

Elegy

• Sweet Johnny 

• mournful poem 

• long, narrative poem -- The Odyssey for example

• Learn, you will. (Yoda) 

Epic

• anything overused to the point of ineffectiveness 

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child." 

• long, narrative poem -- The Odyssey for example

• pattern of repeating the beginning of a line

Epithet

• Sweet Johnny

• sometimes cliche but often repeated observation or saying, short in nature. "It takes a village to raise a child." 

• - mournful poem 

• extreme overstatement

hyperbole

• addressing

• mournful poem 

• extended metaphor

• extreme overstatement