Poetry

2. Presentation of something worse or smaller than it actually is.
6. Repeated pattern of sound or movement.
9. a unifying idea that is a recurrent element in a literary or artistic work
10. A play on words in a humorous way.
11. A thing that is closely related to something is used to refer to it. E.g. Golden Arches to McDonalds
13. The phrasing or wording of something.
14. Two succeeding lines that rhyme.
16. The definition of a word.
20. A part of something to represent something whole.
22. The repetition of vowels.
24. Comparison using like or as.
25. The repetition of consonant sounds.

1. The exaggeration of something.
3. correspondence of sound between words or the endings of words, especially when these are used at the ends of lines of poetry.
4. The repletion of consonance sounds at the beginning of the words.
5. The rhythmical pattern of a poem line.
6. Duplicating a word.
7. A word or line that is repeated in the poem.
8. The feeling of the story.
12. Using words to mimic different sounds.
14. Part of a song that repeats itself.
15. Referencing other things; usually historical or mythical.
17. Description that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)
18. The author's attitude or feeling toward a subject.
19. Giving human qualities to an object or animal.
21. The feeling around the word.
23. The comparison of two like things without using like or as.