1. Sound Effects and MeaningReading Poetry – Part I 2. RhymeRhyme – the repetition of the sound of a stressed vowel and any sounds that follow it within a word (nail…

1. POETRY ANALYSIS Poetry analysis is focused on: THEME AND MEANINGAND POETIC GENRE AND TECHNICALDEVICES (rhyme, rhythm and meter). 2. THEME ANDMEANING There are often two…

1. Sound Effects and Meaning Reading Poetry – Part I 2. Rhyme Rhyme – the ____________ of the _________ of a ____________ vowel and any sounds that follow it within a…

1. Literary Devices By: Ms. Megan Callahan 2. Tongue Twisters •Repetition •Personification•Simile •Onomatopoeia•Metaphor 3. Repetition, Repetition, Repetition•Repetition…

1. Presented by Mrs. S. Dianne Black 2. Types ofPoems Haiku—Japanese fixed-form poem structured in 3 lines of 17 syllable; captures a moment in time or aspect of nature…

1. Literary Terms 2. Plot What happens in the story 3. Conflict External conflict – a character struggles against another person, group of people or force of nature (tornado…

1. Alliteration: The repetition of first consonants in a group of words as in “Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers.” 2. Allusion: A reference to something or…

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1. Museum Entrance Welcome to the Lobby Musical DevicesMusical Devices Figurative Devices 1 Figurative Devices 1 Figurative Devices 3Figurative Devices 3 Figurative Devices…

1. Poetry Terms “The poet doesn’t invent.He listens.”- Jean Cocteau All definitions from wikipedia.org 2. Verse Vs. Prose Verse Formal structure with meter and rhyme,…