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| The repetition of a consonant |
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| A comparison between two things. |
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| The wor choice of the author. |
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| The perspective from which a story is told. |
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| Figurative language that applies human qualities to objects, ideas, or animals. |
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| Figurative language that makes a comparison using like or as. |
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| Figurative language in which words sound like the things they name. |
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| Horizontal row of words, which may or may not form a complete sentence. |
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| Comparison using like or as. |
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| A group of lines forming a unit. |
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| Language used for descriptive effect. |
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| Time and place in which a story takes place. |
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| Series of events in a story. |
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| Person telling the story. |
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| Language that conveys authors personality to the readers. |
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| A lyric addressed to a certain thing. |
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| Avoids line breaks and uses sentence and paragraph forms instead. |
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| Poetry without a fixed pattern of rhyme. |
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