Across
- 1. He makes a comparison between himself and a pirate; he is interested in spoils and riches, and has his own set of codes that differ from society’s. Yet he also seeks silence, and the escape it provides, the opportunity for personal reflection and rest
- 4. a figure of speech involving the comparisons
- 6. me myself and I is an example of this kind of rap
- 8. group of lines forming the basic recurring metrical unit
- 10. the repetition of the sound of a vowel
- 13. deftly employs simile when she describes the way snow settled onto picnic benches
- 16. the occurrence of the same letter or sound
- 17. The artist for the song "The Show Goes On"
- 19. the small, precise, trivial details
- 20. the subject of a talk, a person’s thoughts
Down
- 2. the use of symbols to represent
- 3. a figure intended to represent an abstract quality
- 5. implicitly questions the result of postponing one’s aspirations, recognizing the moral, psychological, and emotional damage that stem from the crush of racism, and the too-distant prospect of racial integration
- 7. a distinctive or peculiar feature or characteristic of a place or thing
- 9. playfully quaint or fanciful
- 11. speak in fragments
- 12. a spoken or written account of connected events
- 14. straight outta compton is an example of this kind of rap
- 15. figure of speech in which a word phrase is applied
- 18. a unit of pronunciation having a vowel sound
