Poetry

4. A fixed number of lines of verse forming a unit of a poem
5. Descriptive language that creates word pictures that appeal to the five senses
7. A poem which gives honor to something or someone
8. Comparing unlike things using IS or WAS (not LIKE or AS)
10. The feeling the reader gets from the writing
12. Pattern created by stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of peotry
14. The feelings or emotions surrounding a word
15. Language that uses word pictures to compare or describe; not to be taken literally
18. Using words with the same consonant sound
20. When one thing represents itself literally and something else figuratively
21. The dictionary definition of a word
22. The writer's or speaker's choice of words
24. Using words with the same vowel sound

1. Repetition of alike sounds within poetry
2. Giving non-human things human characteristics
3. A run-on line, continuing into the next line without a grammatical break
6. Pattern created by the ending sounds of the lines of a poem (aa bb cc)
9. Exaggeration used to make a point or emphasize
11. Two rhyming lines of poetry in a row
13. An unrhymed three-lined lyric poem, usually focused on images from nature, in which line 1 and 3 have five syllables and line 2 has seven syllables
16. A line that repeats itself in a poem
17. The feeling the writer has towards the written topic
19. The use of words to imitate sounds
23. A poem with no rhyme or rhythm
25. Comparing unlike things using LIKE or AS