Stanzas
This is a stanza, or poetic paragraph, with two lines that rhyme or otherwise have a rhythm.
What is a duo?
This trope, or rhetorical imagery, uses like/as/than or other comparison.
What is a simile?
This category of verse has 14 lines of poetry.
What is a sonnet?
This versifier was also a playwright during the Renaissance.
Who was Sir William Shakespeare?
This sonic device echoes throughout the poem in order to create musicality.
What is repetition?
This poetic paragraph has three lines.
What is a tercet?
This rhetorical imagery does not use like, as, or any other comparison.
What is a metaphor?
This type of verse is poetry about poetry.
What is Ars Poetica?
This rhymester composed "Alone" during the 1900's.
Who was Poetess Maya Angelou?
This is head rhyme.
What is alliteration?
This stanza, or poetic paragraph, has four lines.
What is a quatrain?
This connotative meaning gives human qualities to nonhuman objects, such as stuffed animals and other inanimate creations.
What is personification?
This kind of verse accounts for the inner experiences of the communicator.
What is a lyric?
This writer composed "Paradise Lost" during the Early Modern Times.
Who was Poet John Milton?
This is vowel rhyme.
What is assonance?
Thus poetic paragraph has 6 lines.
What is a sextet?
This stylistic device is an object that stands for something else.
What is a symbol?
This is poetry set to music.
What is a song?
This poet wrote "Rules and Regulations" during the 19th Century.
Who was Sir Lewis Carroll.
This is consonant rhyme.
What is consonance?
This verse paragraph has 7 lines.
What is a heptad?
This rhetorical figure exaggerates.
What is a hyperbole?
This is a children's poem that rhymes.
What is a nursery rhyme?
This monarch wrote poems in the 1500's.
Who was Queen Elizabeth I?
Examples of this echo include but aren’t limited to bat, cat, gnat, and rat.
What is full, or end rhyme?