POETRY DEVICES

2. - reference to a person, place, thing, or event that is commonly known in literature, history, politics, sciences, an over exaggeration.
5. - repetition of consonant sounds the beginning of the words
9. - language that appeals to the senses sight, touch, taste, smell, sound
10. - read until there is punctuation
11. - the attitude of the speaker, not the poet
12. - a comparison of two unlikely things without using like or as.
15. - a comparison of two unlikely things using "like", "as", or "resembles"
16. -when you say or do something that is opposite of what is expected

1. - giving non-human things human characteristics and qualities
3. -that no regular rhythm or rhyme
4. - words that rhyme exactly
6. - noise words/sound words
7. - read out loud. Listen to the sounds
8. - perform a dramatic reading
13. - read 2-3 more times to truly understand
14. - the alliteration of stressed and unstressed sounds that makes words rise and fall