the expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite

a coincidence that is very unlikey

a reference to something in history or literature

language that appeals to the senses

a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind

emotions and ideas associated with the word

attitude revealed towards the subject

anything that has meaning on its own but also stands for something beyond itself

a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, especially something abstract

a discrepancy between expectations and reality

anything that has a meaning of its own but also stands for something beyond itself

emotions and ideas associated with the word

attribution of human characteristics to a creature, idea, or object

finding personal meaning in text

a reference to something in history or literature

a statement which means less than what is intended

attitude revealed towards the subject

how the text makes you feel

emotions or ideas associated with the word

direct address to an inanimate object or idea

is a figure of speech in which the poet addresses an absent person, idea, or thing

reference to something in history or literature

emotions and ideas associated with the word

devices authors use to make things deeper

poetry that tells a story

subjective and emotional poetry

poetry that takes place in history

lyrical poetry

subjective and emotional poetry

poetry that tells a story

poetry with a specific rhythm scheme

poetry that takes place in history

basic building block composed of a pattern on syllables

the pattern of words

how many words are in a paragraph

language that appeals to the senses

type of lyrical poem that address subjects of an elevated stature

lyrically poem written in honour of one who has died

lyrically poem with 14 lines

a lengthy elevated poem that celebrates the exploits of a hero

simple poem with refrain and repetition that can be spoken or sung

a type of lyrical poem that addresses subjects or elevated stature

a Shakespearean poem

subjective and emotional poetry

lyrical poem in honour of someone who has died

poem where speaker converses with the reader and s/he reveals events

lyrical poem with 14 lines

a poem that tells a story

stanza

line

paragraph

verse

rhythm

connoatation

allusion

tone

rhythm

repetition

couplet

rhythm scheme

couplet

tercet

quatrain

octave

dimeter

monometer

trimeter

pentameter

sentences & paragraphs

lines & stanzas

lines & paragraphs

sentences & stanza

personification

hyperbole

alliteration

allusion

Plot elements

Figurative language

Sensory language

Literal language