Poems and romances

5. A group of lines forming a unit, similar to a paragraph in prose.
7. Performs the action.
9. Nicholas ... . Writer of "The Notebook".
10. ... Poem. A short, song-like poem that focuses on expressing the speaker's personal emotions and feelings.
13. ... narrator. Has complete knowledge of the narrated events and the characters feelings and thoughts.
14. "The ... Colossus." Emma Lazarus's Sonnet.
16. The "when" of the action, the dates of the events, or even the duration of the narrated events.
18. ... Walks in Beauty. One of Lord Byron's Poem.
19. The repetition of syllables, typically at the end of a verse line.
20. A series of events that combine to form the story.

1. ... narrator. Participates in the story.
2. Physical spaces where the actions happens.
3. "The ... and other poems" most known book of Edgar Allan Poe.
4. ..., we will forget him! Poem written by Emily Dickinson.
6. Most famous poem of Sylvia Plath.
8. ... Poem. A poem that tells a story.
11. ... narrator. Is an observer outside the story.
12. ... Austen. The writer of "Pride and Prejudice".
15. Number of Shakespeare's most famous Sonnet.
17. Is the measurement of verses in poetic syllables, which do not always correspond to grammatical syllables.