Latin roots
Latin root meaning "to move"
-mot-
The words the author chooses
Diction
numbered notes printed at the bottom of the page
footnotes
A pattern of rhymes typically at the end of poetic lines
Rhyme Scheme
When the speaker asks the Muse for inspiration at the start of the passage
Invocation to the Muse
Latin root meaning "see/look"
-spec-
The feelings shown through the text
Mood
chart or graph
data
Lines that are complete by a punctuation
End Stopped Lines
The king of Ithaca and hero of the Odyssey
Odysseus
Latin root meaning "mind/spirit"
-psych-
the way the words are arranged
Syntax
simplified or stylized images
icons and symbols
Poems that don't follow any set pattern
Free Verse
Herald and messenger to the gods
Hermes
Latin root meaning to "hand"
-man-
The views of the author
Perspective
words under an image explaining what it is
caption
Lines that do not end with a punctuation and proceeds to follow into the next line
Enjambed Lines
A long narrative poem
Epic
Latin root meaning "measure"
-mens-
Has a subject and verb but can't stand alone as a sentence
Dependent or Subordinate clause
A brief feature on the side of the text
sidebars
A 14 line poem that follows the Elizabethian model
Sonnet
Starting the story in the middle of action
In Medias Res