Across
- 4. A type of sensory imagery related to the sense of sight.
- 6. A form of writing that tells stories in structured lines and stanzas.
- 7. A poem that consists of six lines.
- 8. Any piece of writing or performance meant to convey a story or theme.
- 10. The choice of words, or the 'voice' in which the poem is expressed.
- 12. A literary element involving the feelings and atmosphere a reader perceives.
- 13. The main message or underlying meaning of a literary work.
- 16. Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure.
- 18. Labor for Learning
- 19. The arrangement of rhymes in a poem, often seen in patterns.
- 20. The sensory detail related to the sense of hearing.
Down
- 1. Imagery that relates to the sense of taste.
- 2. A literary genre intended for performance by actors on a stage.
- 3. A four-line stanza commonly used in poetry.
- 5. A poem consisting of 14 lines typically written in iambic pentameter.
- 9. Imagery involving the sense of touch
- 11. A literary form that uses rhythm, rhyme, and meter.
- 14. A pair of consecutive rhyming lines in a poem.
- 15. Language that uses comparisons to describe ideas in a non-literal way.
- 17. A group of lines forming a division in a poem.