Parts of a poem
Artistic or emotional views expressed about a topic
What is a poem
The verses are 5-7-5
What is a haiku
Japanese poem
What is a haiku
Words that sound alike, often every other line
What is rhyme
Possibly the most famous poet ever. He wrote: "Romeo and Juliette", "Julius Caesar", The Tempest", etc.
What is William Shakspere
The groups of lines or, "paragraphs" of a poem
What is a stanza
A famous name that relates to this type is (note-this example is not a poem) (blank) To Joy
What is an ode
An English poem that does not necessarily have to rhyme
What is Free verse
A comparison between two things
What is a metaphor
Wrote many children's books, ex: "Cat in the Hat", and "Green Eggs and Ham"
What is Dr.Suess
The name of an art piece
What is the title
A usually humorous poem
What is a Limerick
Formal European poetry
What is a lyric
Use of alike or similar sound or words at the starts of words
What is alliteration
Author of "The Graveyard Book"
What is Langston Hughes
The lines of a poem
What are the verses?
A reflection or a lament for the deceased
What is an elegy
a lengthy American poem
What is an Epic poem
Very big amounts of exaggeration
What is a hyperbole
Author of "The Raven"
What is Edgar Allen Poe
All stanzas must have this in between
What is a space
This poetic form, originating in Italy, was created by a man named Giacomo da Lentini
What is a sonnet
An original Arabic Ode
What is a ghazal
Two opposite ideas joined together, creating a better effect.
What is an oxymoron
American poet and civil rights activist
What is Maya Angelou