foreign phrases
Carpe diem
Seize the day
Bona fides
A persons honesty
Bona fide
Genuine
Symbolism
Using an object person situation or event to represent something beyond the literal meaning
meter
The pattern of beats in a line of poetry
persona non grata
An unwelcome person
modus vivendi
A way of living
Sic transit Gloria mundi
Worldly glory or fame is fleeting
Allusion
Brief and indirect reference to a person place thing or idea of historical cultural literary or political significance
Iamb
A metrical foot consisting of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable
in media res
Beginning an story in the middle of a narrative
de facto
Of fact
intoto
In all
Tragic hero
The protagonist of a tragedy; a hero that has a flaw or character defect that leads to his or her downfall
Lyric poem
A short poem often with song like qualities that expresses a characters emotions
caveat
Warning
ad hoc
When needed or necessary
caveat emptor
Let the buyers beware
Anti-hero
A protagonist that doesn’t posses the virtues usually sociated with a hero
Narrative poem
A poem that’s uses the elements of a plot to tell a story
Modus operandi
Method of procedure
status quo
The current state of things
de jure
From the law
soliloquy
When a character in a play gives a long speech to the audience expressing his or her feelings or thoughts
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