POETRY IS A TYPE OF WRITING IN WHICH WORDS ARE CHOOSEN AND ARRANGE GE

RHYME SCHEMES ARE SHOWN BY A SEQUENCE OF LETTERS

POETS MAY USE FIGURATIVE LANGAUGE IN THEIR WRITING TO CREATE IMAGES

A COMPARISON THAT USES LIKE OR AS

A DIRECT COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO THINGS NOT USING LIKE OR AS TO MAKE A COMPARISON

AN EXTENDED COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT THINGS BASED ON AN IDEA.

ARE ROWS OF WORDS THAT DO NOT FOLLOW

GROUPS OF LINES APART BY SPACES LIKE PARAGRAPHS

END IN SIMILAR SOUNDS

USING HUMAN QUALITIES TO DESCRIBE NON NORMAL THINGS

THE USE OF ONE OBJECT OR IDEA TO SIGNIFY SOMETHING ELSE

IS RECURRING THE PATTERN OF STRESSED AND UNSTRESSED SYLLABLES

IS THE REPEATING OF WORDS OR LINES IN POETRY

IS THE REPETITION OF AN INITAL CONSTANT SOUND

IS THE REPETITION OF A VOWEL SOUND

USE OF WORDS WHOSE MEANING IS SUGGESTED BY THEIR SOUNDS, SUCH AS SPLASH, HASH, HUSH

A POEM THAT TELLS A STORY USING STANZAS OF 2-4 LINES AND A REFRAIN

A POEM THAT DOES NOT FOLLOW ANY SET OF RULES

A VERY SHORT POEM WITH THREE LINES AND JUST 17 SYLABALS

A SHORT POEM WITH 5 LINES AND REGUALR METER AND RYHME SCHEME.

A SHORT POEM FOCUSED ON THE SPEAKERS THOUGHTS AND OR FEELINGS OFTEN

A POEM THAT INCLUDES 2 OR MORE STANZAS WITH SIMULAR SCURTURES

A POEM THAT HAS 14 LINES WITH 10-12 SYLLABLES PER LINE IN MANY SONNETS

IS THE DICTIONARY DEFINITIONS OF WORDS

MEANINGS SUGGESTED OR IMPLIED BY A WORD SEPRATE FROM ITS WORDS SEPARATE FROM ITS DEFINITION