Ashley B Crossword

2. A break in the flow of a line.
5. A pause within a line of poetry.
10. Form: A poem with a set pattern of lines, meter, or rhyme.
11. Words for ideas or feelings.
15. line: A line that ends with punctuation, making a full stop.
16. Words that sound like the noise they describe.
19. The author's feeling about the subject.
21. Diction: Language of the common people, less schooling.
23. Words you can sense with your five senses.
26. A famous 14-line poem with a specific structure.
27. Saying one thing *is* another to show a likeness.
29. A universal symbol or character found across many stories.
32. line (Enjambment): A line that flows into the next without punctuation.
35. Metaphor: Several comparisons woven together around one theme.
36. Diction: Fancy, educated language.
37. Diction: Everyday language for educated folks.
38. When what happens is the opposite of what's expected.
39. The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables. Meter: A regular, predictable pattern of rhythm.

1. The mask or character the speaker wears in a poem.
3. Something that represents a bigger idea or meaning.
4. Any composition written in lines.
6. Metaphor: A metaphor that keeps going throughout a poem.
7. The process of marking a poem's rhythm and meter.
8. The feelings or ideas a word suggests beyond its basic meaning.
9. Diction: Casual, conversational talk.
12. Repeating the same vowel sound within words. Rime: Words that have the same ending sound (rhyme).
13. A three-line stanza.
14. Harsh, jarring sounds in words.
17. The dictionary definition of a word.
18. The specific words an author chooses.
20. Repeating the same beginning consonant sound.
22. A group of lines forming a unit in a poem, like a paragraph.
24. Form: A poem without a regular rhyme or meter.
25. An old, traditional story, often about gods or heroes.
28. A four-line stanza.
30. Pleasant, harmonious sounds in words.
31. A two-line stanza.
33. A word that creates a picture or sensation in your mind.
34. The emphasis on a syllable in a word.