Forms Of Poems
Imagery/Sounds
Figures of Speech
Sounds of Poetry
Sound Devices/Sounds
100

What is a lyric poem

expresses a speaker's emotions or thoughts

100

What is image

A word or phrase that appeals to one or more of our 5 senses

100
What is personification

When human qualities are given

100

Internal Rhymes

occur when at lease one of the rhymed words falls within a line

100

What is a onomatopoeia

using words that sound like what they mean

300

What is a sonnet

a 14 line poem most are written in iambic pentameter

300

Elements that help you imagine how something looks

Sensory Details

300

To unlike things compared using like or as

Simile

300

A regular pattern of end rhymes

Rhyme scheme

300

What repeats some consonant sounds in several words

Alliteration

450

What is a Haiku?

A three line poem with 17 syllables.

450

Foot     (sounds)

has one stressed and one or more unstressed

450

Metaphor

a comparison of two unlike things in which one is said to be another 

450

Repeat some sounds but are not exact echoes  

Approximate rhymes

450

What is a assonance

repetition of vowel sounds in several words.

600

Which does not have a regular meter or rhyme scheme.

Free verse

600

Unstressed syllables followed by stressed   (Sounds)

iamb

600

Compares using the verb is

Direct metaphor

600

Rhyme 

a repetition of a stressed vowel sound and any sounds that follow. 

600

Meter (Sounds)

regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in the lines of a poem

750

Which presents a list of many different images.

Catalog Poem

750

What is anapest (sounds)

2 unstressed followed by a stressed

750

Implied metaphor

implies comparison between 2 things rather than stating. 

750

Dactyl  

has one stressed then 2 unstressed

750

Stressed followed by unstressed (sounds)

Trochee