Quotations/Themes
Authors
Facts
Facts 2
Literary Devices
100

Though the night is damp, the firefly ventures out and slowly lights his lamp

courage

100

but sweeter was the love that gave those flowers to one unknown

Toru Dutt

100

In the poem "Sympathy", what animal is used as a symbol by Dunbar?

a caged bird

100

According to the poet of Remembered Music, from whom did music originate?

angles

100

When the wind stirs soft through the springing grass

Alliteration

200

I want the shock of going silently along my dark street, feeling that I am tapped upon the shoulder, turning about, and seeing the face of adventure

the unknown

200

for this is love and nothing else is love

Robert Frost

200

Who is known as the master of haiku?

Matsuo Basho

200

What type of meter is this?

Shall I - compare- thee to- a sum- mer's day

iambic pentameter

200

We, who are parts of Adam, heard with him

allusion

300

I'm just kidding

joking- Braiden
300

The poetry of earth is never dead

John Keats

300

What sonnet form was mastered by Shakespeare?

English sonnet
300

What uses characters of one language to represent the sounds of another language?

transliteration

300

be strong, o paddle be brave canoe

apostrophe

400

A fanged snake my heart devours

regret

400

Music uplifts the soul to realms above

Rumi

400

Which type of rhyme occurs when words look as if they should rhyme but don't?

eye rhyme

400

___________ verse is unrhymed iambic pentameter.

Blank

400

and time to his command bids us bow

personification

500

like a gentle, soothing hand upon the earth a quiet lies

peace

500

love is not love which alters when it alteration finds

Shakespeare

500

Who is the poet that perfect the Italian sonnet?

Petrarch

500

In her poem Emily Dickenson employs ________ to develop her comparison of summer and the passage of time.

extended metaphor

500

What types of poems are the following:

An Ancient Battlefield

On the Grasshopper and Cricket

The Unforeseen

To a Waterfowl

An Ancient Battlefield- haiku

On the Grasshopper and Cricket - Italian sonnet

The Unforeseen- free verse

To a Waterfowl- ode

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