A word stands for something beyond itself:

The feeling that you get from reading

The use of a word that sounds like the word it describes

A phrase that compares two unlike things using “like” or “as”

A direct comparison of two unlike things that share one quality in common

Human qualities given to an animal, idea or object

The matching of final vowel sounds in two or more words

The beat of the poem

The repeating of beginning consonant sounds in a phrase

The creation of detailed pictures using sensory details

The natural form of communication; like ordinary speech writing

A way of communicating emotions or ideas using refined language, symbolism and verses

The poet decides to go to a new line in the middle of a sentence

A section of a poem that is entirely one thought

A type of poem that does not have rhyme or rhythm