Words that show sound: Snap! Crackle! Pop!

Repeating a word, phrase, or line for emphasis.

Words that end in the same sound have this trait: The fairy named Mary was known for being merry - and hairy!

Stating one thing is another to create a comparison: “He’s a sly fox.”

Use of the word like or as to create a comparison between two things: “My love is like a red, red rose that’s newly sprung in June” (Robert Burns).

Giving an object human traits or characteristics, often to create imagery: The daisies danced in the breeze.

When one line of poetry runs into the next - when a line ends without end punctuation and the sentence continues onto the next line.

Being creative with spacing, how words are spread out on a page, the use of stanzas

A poetry "paragraph" is also known as a..

Rhyming irregularly for effect

A type of poetry that does not have to follow any pattern or rhyme scheme