Poetry Crossword

2. When two opposites are mentioned in close proximity.
5. When the middle vowel sounds of a pair of words rhyme.
6. A poem that tells a story. It usually consists of a series of quatrains.
8. The titles of text suggest the subject being dealt with by the composer; the title P__________ the subject.
11. When the start of a pair of words rhyme.
12. This word is use to describe how a poem has a musical quality.
13. A technique where something is described as another thing.
14. When you start successive clauses (sentence chunks) in the same, repetitive way: 'Mad world! Mad kings! Mad composition!'

1. When the poem 'presses enter' to highlight what they leave in a line. This also goes toward shaping the sound of a line.
3. A technique where something is described as another thing, but using the words 'like' or 'as'.
4. A fourteen line poem that typically contains ten syllables per line. They are usually used to express emotion.
7. When different things are mentioned in close proximity so that differences between them can be seen.
9. This technique is when you mix up the senses in a description, for example: 'the music smelt wonderful as it wafted out of the theatre.'
10. A kind of metaphor where you see the thing identified by one of its parts.