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repeating a word or phrase to add rhythm or stress to an idea
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the pattern made by the rhyming words at the end of lines in a poem: examples AABB
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words in which the sound suggest their meaning: boom, zip
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rhyming within a line: there sat a fat cat
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a comparison that uses like or as
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12
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repeating the first sound in words: the splendid silent sun
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a phrase that cannot be understood by its literal meaning: feeling blue
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when vowel sounds rhyme but the words do not: heart/scarf
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the poet makes his/her own rules about rhythm, rhyme, sound, feel, and look of the poem
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an exaggeration used to make a point: a mountain of work
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a play on two words that sound similar but have different meanings: wooden shoe playing off of wouldn't you
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giving human characteristics to nonhuman things: the moon is tired
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10
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a comparison between two unlike things without using like or as
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two or more lines that have the same ending sound
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