Poetic Terms and Devices - Figurative Language

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Across
  1. 2. Contrasting words, phrases, or ideas that contrast in unexpected ways are placed near each other.
  2. 3. Giving human characteristics or nature to non-human things
  3. 5. The repetition of specific consonant sounds
  4. 8. An apparent contradiction in a situation or statement which is, nevertheless, true.
  5. 10. A rhyme not occurring at the ends of a poem's lines
  6. 12. The repetition of specific vowel sounds
  7. 13. A poem that tells a story
  8. 15. A specific rhyme pattern that repeats in a poem
  9. 20. A two syllables rhyme
  10. 22. The sharing of similar sounds in words
  11. 23. A brief, undeveloped reference to a presumably familiar place, event, or figure from literature, history, mythology, or the Bible.
  12. 25. A narrative poem concerning a serious topic, usually containing heroic deeds or actions
  13. 26. The implications of a word beyond the dictionary definition
  14. 27. A comparison between two objects that doesn't use the words "like" or "as"
  15. 28. A poem having no rhyme or regular meter
Down
  1. 1. A figure of speech in which a part is used to represent the whole
  2. 4. The running over of a sentence or thought into the next couplet or line without a pause at the end of the line
  3. 6. A rhyme occuring at the end of a poem's lines
  4. 7. The dictionary definition of a word
  5. 9. The repetition of beginning constanant sounds
  6. 11. The overall topic or idea of a poem
  7. 14. A poem expressing personal thoughts or feelings
  8. 16. An emotional effect that the text creates for the audience
  9. 17. an over exageration
  10. 18. The words rhyme to the eye but not the ear
  11. 19. The use of words to represent or recreate sounds
  12. 21. A comparison between two objects using the words "like" or "as"
  13. 24. The speaker's attitude