Across
- 4. The number of syllables in each line of a poem that contribute to the rhythm.
- 6. A series of uses of the same vowel sound in close proximity
- 7. An object, action, or phrase that stands for something beyond itself
- 11. Symbol used to indicate which syllables are unstressed in a line of poetry
- 12. A picture made out of words
- 14. The “beat” of the poem - much like a song
- 16. Words that end with the same or similar sounds
- 18. Referring to the number of feet in each line
- 19. A stanza with two lines
- 20. The choice of words a poet uses in his or her poem
- 21. The specific structure of a poem
- 22. A stanza with six lines
- 25. A series of words in close proximity employing the same or related sounds
- 26. A comparison made using “like” or “as”
- 27. A stanza with four lines
Down
- 1. The subject of a poem
- 2. The study of technical matters involving meter and form
- 3. Occurs when the words sort-of rhyme
- 5. Rhymes at the end of each line of poetry
- 8. A stanza with eight lines
- 9. Symbol used to indicate which syllables are stressed in a line of poetry
- 10. Words that sound like the things they describe
- 13. A series of words beginning with the same sound
- 15. Rhymes within the line of poetry
- 17. A comparison made without using “like” or “as”
- 18. The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry
- 23. Referring to he makeup of a poem; e.g. the number of stanzas, the number of lines in each stanza, etc.
- 24. The act of establishing where the stresses fall in lines of poetry
