Poetic features crossword

3. when a line of poetry carries its idea or thought over to the next line without a grammatical pause
6. person for whom a writer writes (not always reader)
7. word, phrase, statement, or idea has more than one meaning
9. carefully choose words and vocabulary
11. a poetic paragraph
12. the voice that is behind the scene(not always poet)
14. the rise/fall of the voice when reading poetry
15. writer’s attitude toward the subject matter or audience
16. diction that implies part of something used to signify the whole (ex. The White House)

1. first introduction to a poem
2. techniques used to persuade,convince,includence, or motivate (ex. hyperbole, anaphora, personal pronouns etc.)
4. making reference to something which exists beyond the poem
5. linguistic stressors that make a poem vibrant and emotive
8. technique used to evoke senses (aided by diction/FOSs)
10. central message or idea
13. how the poet intends for the reader to feel