Poetic techniques
Poetic techniques
Poetic techniques
traditional forms of poetry
Wild card
100

What is it called when you repeat the same first letter of the word multiple times.

Alliteration

100

when two or more words have the same sound

Rhyme

100

 rhymes with 1 syllable

Single Rhyme

100

A type of Japanese poem that describes nature. Haiku’s are usually 3 lines. The first line has 5 syllables, the second has 7 syllables, and the third has 5 syllables

Haiku

100

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up from below

 Bare whit knuckles


Jut through snow

A yeti's paw

Begins to grow


Claw by claw

and mountainside

Softened by thaw


Unearths a side 

for fractured slabs

of snow to ride


The monster grabs

at all in it's path

Heaves and Jabs


With wintry wrath

Aspens bowed

In aftermath


Leaving a shroud

of powder cloud


What is the mood of poem




Cautionary

200

a comparison of two unlike things using like or as

Simile

200

a pattern of rhyme in a stanza or poem

Rhyme Scheme

200

 the number of lines that divide a poem into sections

Stanza

200

A 14 line poem that states a poet’s personal feelings. Each line in the sonnet is 10 syllables in length and every other syllable is stressed, beginning with the second syllable. The sonnet has a rhyme scheme of ABAB, CDCD,EFEF, GG.

Sonnet

200

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up from below

 Bare whit knuckles


Jut through snow

A yeti's paw

Begins to grow


Claw by claw

and mountainside

Softened by thaw


Unearths a side 

for fractured slabs

of snow to ride


The monster grabs

at all in it's path

Heaves and Jabs


With wintry wrath

Aspens bowed

In aftermath


Leaving a shroud

of powder cloud


What is the meaning of the poem?

Dangers of an Avalanche

300

a figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect

Hyperbole

300

giving human qualities to non human ideas or objects

Personification

300

a comparison of two unlike things without using like or as 

Metaphor

300

A short poem that expresses personal feelings

Lyric

300

Some think electric eel lacks looks

But others find it stunning

A homegrown battery it packs

To keep its shocker running


Why you could light New York's streets 

and skyscrapers and stuff

with one electric eel alone

if it were long enough 

What is the mood of the poem?

Direct

400

Using the page, spaces between words, indications, etc. to create effect in a poem

White Space

400

rhyme that occurs at the end of lines of poetry

End Rhyme

400

the use of words that sound like objects or actions they describes

Onomatopoeia

400

poetry that does not require meter (Regular rhythm)  or a  rhyme scheme 

Free Verse

400

Some think electric eel lacks looks

But others find it stunning

A homegrown battery it packs

To keep its shocker running


Why you could light New York's streets 

and skyscrapers and stuff

with one electric eel alone

if it were long enough 

Name a poetic technique used

Stanza or metaphor

500

 the repetition of vowel sounds in a line of poetry but not at the beginning of words

Assonance

500

rhyme that occurs in a single line of poetry

Internal Rhyme

500

rhymes with 3 syllables

Triple Rhyme

500

a poem that states a poet’s sadness about the death of an important person

Elegy

500

Some think electric eel lacks looks

But others find it stunning

A homegrown battery it packs

To keep its shocker running


Why you could light New York's streets 

and skyscrapers and stuff

with one electric eel alone

if it were long enough 

What is the meaning of the poem

To show the beauty of the electric eel

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