Literary Devices

4. A comparison of two things using like or as to show how one is similar to another
5. An ordinary object that has a deeper meaning or significance
11. when a line continues onto the next line in a logical sense, follows the rules of grammar like a sentence. Sometimes, this includes the title becoming the first line of the poem
14. The emotion of a piece based on word choices used by the author or speaker
15. Defining a word based on context or emotional connection
16. re-use of words and phrases for effect
17. the perception of poetry, found on individual lines, similar to sentences, but if it continues onto the next line, it is indicated
18. A comparison, usually of something familiar to you with something unfamiliar
19. words that sound like their meaning

1. a brief reference to some person, historical event, or work of art referenced in another piece
2. A series of musically pleasant sounds to convey a sense of harmony
3. Giving human characteristics to non-human thing
4. An attempt to fuse difference senses by describing one kind of sense impression in words, normally used to describe another
6. a comparison of two things where one thing becomes the other
7. A series of harsh, unpleasant sounds to convey disorder
8. Divisions of a poem into chunks, like a paragraph, when written in poetic form
9. An outrageous exaggeration used for effect
10. The dictionary definition of a word
12. The emotion the reader feels while reading the piece
13. Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of words placed near each other