Sounds #1
Two to three syllables with a specific stress pattern
What is foot?
The use of corresponding sounds
A single row of a poem
What is a line?
Three lines with 5-7-5 syllable pattern
What is a haiku?
Repeated sounds at the beginning of consecutive words
What is alliteration?
The number of feet in a line
What is meter?
A rhyme at the end of a line
What is end rhyme?
A pause in the middle of a line indicated by punctuation
What is caesura?
A poem that’s shaped like the object it describes
What is a concrete poem?
A poetic form with no rhythm and no rhyme
What is free verse?
A strong, repeated pattern of movement; Foot + Meter
What is rhythm?
The ordered pattern of rhymes
What is rhyme scheme?
A group of lines
What is a stanza?
Five lines with 2-4-6-8-2 syllable pattern
The writer of the poem
Who is the poet?
Repeated vowel sounds within consecutive words
What is assonance?
A rhyme in the middle of a line
What is internal rhyme?
A stanza with two lines
What is a couplet?
Fourteen lines in iambic pentameter with specific rhyme scheme
What is a sonnet?
A poetic form with a specific rhythm (usually iambic pentameter) and no rhyme
What is blank verse?
Repeated consonant sounds within consecutive words
What is consonance?
When a sentence continues from one line to the next
What is enjambment?
A poem that’s not broken into lines but maintains other poetic elements
What is a prose poem?
The narrator of the poem
Who is the speaker?