The Romantics

2. The type of tree in A.E Houseman's poem
5. The information around a text which helps us to understand it
9. A creature written about by William Blake
13. A big theme in Romantic poetry -- they were in awe of _______
14. Coleridge's first names.
16. Where the author of 'Daffodils' lived.
18. A writing technique where author's paint a picture using language to describe something visually
20. where the sound at the ends of words is repeated, often at the ends of lines of poetry.
21. The name of the river written about by Coleridge.
22. The surname of the author of The Tyger
24. The season described in John Clare's poem.

1. The poet who wrote 'Daffodils'.
3. What size was Blake's lamb?
4. A writing technique wherein an object is given human qualities
6. A word describing a longing for the past.
7. "Ah! That once more I were a careless child!"
8. The title of William Blake's poetry collection Songs of _____ and Experience.
10. The first name of the Bronte sister who wrote 'Love and Friendship'
11. "I wandered lonely as a _______"
12. To be able to do what you want -- this was important to the Romantics and is a theme in many Romantic poems.
15. A writing technique where the author says that something IS something else.
17. A poem with 14 lines, each containing 10 syllables
19. The first name of the sister of William Wordsworth.
23. This is often the subject of a sonnet
24. A comparison to between two things using like or as