Across
- 3. The beat of the poem
- 4. Repetition of ss and shh sounds e.g. she sells sea shells
- 5. Repetition of vowel sounds e.g. rain and same
- 6. When a line goes on to the next line without punctuation
- 10. Non-human things are given human characteristics
- 12. Another word for stanza
- 13. A large scale fight – the topic of our poems
- 17. Two lines next to each other in a poem, often rhyming
- 18. A type of poem with 14 lines – Shakespeare wrote these.
- 19. Whether it’s the poet or persona narrating the poem
Down
- 1. Equivalent to a paragraph in a poem
- 2. A type of poem with no set rhyme or rhythm
- 7. Repetition of consonant sounds e.g. Peter Piper
- 8. Describing something as being something else
- 9. Comparing using like or as
- 11. When a line finishes with a full stop (.) or semicolon (:)
- 14. The emotions a poem produces
- 15. A character used to tell a poem
- 16. Someone who writes poems
- 20. When two words sound similar e.g. rain and plain