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This document provides definitions for various terms used in poetry. It defines allegory as using concrete forms to represent abstract meanings, and alliteration as words starting with the same letter. It also defines ballad, couplet, elegy, figurative, foot, free verse, hyperbole, iambic, idiomatic, imagery, internal rhyme, irony, litotes, metaphor, meter, metonymy, ode, onomatopoeia, parody, personification, pun, quatrain, rhyme, rhythm, satire, setting, stanza, stress pattern, symbolism, tone, and verse.
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- 1. GGlloossssaarryy ooff PPooeettrryy TTeerrmmss Allegory/a representation of an abstract or spiritual meaning through concrete or material forms; figurative treatment of one subject under the guise of another. Alliteration : words starting with the same letter. (Many mice might make a mess.) Ballad : sentimental or romantic popular song Couplet : a pair of successive lines in poetry Elegy : sad or mournful musical composition (especially for a funeral) Figurative : metaphorical and not literal Foot : unit of meter in poetry consisting of a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables Freeverse: no rhythm or rhyme Hyperbole :exageration Iambic : syllable stress pattern, 1 light then 1 strong ( u / ) Idiomatic : peculiar to or characteristic of a particular language or dialect Imagery : formation of images or likeness of things related to the 5 senses. Internalrhyme : 2 or more words rhyming in a line Irony : the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning Litotes : understatement Metaphor : compares two things without using like Meter : type or number of feet/stressed syllables in a line of poetry Metonymy: figure of speech in which an attribute of a thing is substituted for the thng itself (e.g. sweat can mean hard labour, crown can mean king or sovereign(ty) Ode : long stately elaborate lyrical verse Onomatopoeia : a word representing a sound (e.g. click, swish) Parody : a mocking imitation Personification : treating an object as if it were a person (the tree reached its arms towards the sun) Pun : a play on words Quatrain : a stanza/verse/poem of four lines Rhyme : 2 or more words with similar sounding final syllables ( run and sun or loan and bone) Rhythm : pulse/beat or variation of length and accent of a series of sounds Satire : using humour to say bad things as a way to change peoples thinking (examples are irony and sarcasm Setting : place, time or atmosphere in literature Stanza : group of lines of poetry forming a unit Stresspattern : stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry -anapestic - - / (to the beach) -dactylic / - - (frequently) -iambic - / (indeed) -spondaic / / (trueblue) -trochaic / - (deadline) Symbolism : the use of symbols to represent ideas Tone : quality in the voice/writing that expresses the speakers/writers feeling or thoughts Verse : one of the parts that a song or poem is divided into