The emotions and feelings the poem arouses in the reader.

The pattern of correspondence of the sounds of each line of a stanza or poem.

The sound pattern of the poem.

The overall organization of the lines.

The main message or central idea of a poem.

The poet's feeling (attitude) toward the subject of the poem.

A poem or a stanza with 8 lines that rhyme in some way.

a grouped set of writing in a poem

A pair of 2 lines in a poem where the ending word in each line rhymes.

A line of a poem that is repeated.

A poem or a stanza with 4 lines that rhyme in some way.

When you compare two unlike things using like or as.

When you compare two unlike things NOT using like or as.

The repeated use of the same consonant sound at the beginning of words that are near each other.

A brief reference to a biblical, historical, literary, or mythological person, place, thing or idea.

A deliberate use of exaggeration for effect or to emphasize a point.

The use of words to create a vivid mental picture or physical sensation.

A word that sounds like its meaning or mimics a sound.

The use of a symbol (words, objects, or actions) to represent something other than itself.

What point of view is it when the poet uses the pronouns I and me?