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| address to someone absent or someone who can't hear the speaker |
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| human characteristics to nonhuman things |
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| figure of speech in which part of something is used to signify a whole |
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| play on words that relies on a word having more than one meaning or sounding like another word |
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| literary/contextual symbol |
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| goes beyond traditional symbols |
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| comparisons at work throughout an entire poem |
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| part or all of the poem consists of a series of related metaphors or similies |
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| something represents something else |
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| comparison is less explicit; instead hints, implies or alludes to the comparison |
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| poem: character addresses a silent audience |
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| makes a comparison with out words like or as |
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| 2 or more interpretations of the word |
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| explicit comparion between two things by using words such as like, as, than, appears, seems |
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| a statement that initially appears to be self-contradicting but turns out to make sense |
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| saying one thing in terms of something else |
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| dictionary meaning of the word |
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| lines whose subject matter is trite and rythm and sound are heavy-hearted |
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