Poetry techniques

2. Collection of four or more lines with a fixed length, meter or rhyming scheme
3. Word order, especially related to grammatical structures
7. Elements which appeal to the imagination and the senses to create a particular atmosphere
8. The basic definition of a word; compare with connotation
10. A direct comparison using 'like' or 'as'
11. The rhythm of a poem, established through syllable accentuation
12. The meaning of a word beyond its dictionary definition; compare with denotation
13. Repeated vowel sounds in the middle of successive words
14. Each unit of a word when it is split into its vowels (sometimes surrounded by consonants)
17. Repeated initial consonant sounds
19. When something represents something else

1. A break in a line of poetry sometimes represented by ||
4. the pattern of accentuated syllables
5. An implied comparison
6. Attributing human qualities to inanimate objects or abstract notions
9. Continuation of a phrase over several lines
12. Repetition of consonant sounds
15. This is divided into vocabulary and syntax; it influences poem tone
16. Repeated hard consonant sounds that sound unpleasant and are difficult to pronounce
18. The use of smooth, repeated, aurally pleasing consonants