Narrative with a second meaning ALLEGORY. Exaggeration or Overstatement HYPERBOLE.

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Narrative with a second meaning ALLEGORY

Exaggeration or Overstatement HYPERBOLE

SHORT PERSONAL ACCOUNT ANECDOTE

FREE VERSE Poem with no meter, no rhyme, however you want to want to write it. NO RULES

Repetition of vowels sounds in a sentences ASSONANCE

FOLK BALLAD Impersonal narrative

FORESHADOWI NG Inference or hint to the outcome of the story i.e. Aylmer's dream

The end of the story DENOUEMENT

TRANSCENDENTALI SM Beauty in Nature, Beauty in Individual

Figure of speech where something dead or absent is addressed as if it were APOSTROPHE

A sad poem ELEGY

QUATRAIN FOUR VERSE STANZA

PERSONIFICAT ION Anything unhuman given human characteristics

Overused Expression CLICHÉ

Man vs. Nature CONFLICT

LITOTES Understatement

METAPHOR Comparison without using like, as, seems, etc.

A repetition of a word or phrase ANAPHORA

DRAMATIC ESSAY S Walden’s Pond Self-Reliance

SARCASTIC POEM EPIGRAM

DRAMATIC IRONY When the audience knows more than the character. i.e. Knowing Thoreau still leaves nature

Repetition of consonance sounds, anywhere in the words CONSONANCE

Long Poem with a Hero EPIC

FATHER OF FREE VERSE WALT WHITMAN

EUPHEMISM Kinder, more vague way of saying something

OXYMORON Words with opposite meaning i.e. Jumbo Shrimp, Honest Lawyer

SITUATIONAL IRONY When the opposite of what you expect happens i.e. Winnie Foster not screaming for help with kidnapped

JUXTAPOSITIO N Comparing & Contrasting

Story ending in death & woe TRAGEDY

This year’s TRAGEDY “The Birthmark”

VERBAL IRONY SCARASM i.e. flat town called Summit

EUPHONY Pleasing effect to the ear

METER The Rhythm of a poem i.e. “The Raven”

Speaking of parts when really discussing the whole METONYMY Aka. Synecdoche i.e. America Poem by Whitman

A reference to something outside the story ALLUSION

A comparison of two things based on their being alike in some way ANALOGY

ELEGY A Sad Poem i.e. Emily Dickinson

END of the Story DENOUEMENT

Man vs. Society CONFLICT

Man vs. Man CONFLICT

Traditional literature CLASSICISM

Onomatopoeia SOUND WORDS i.e. BUZZ! POW!

Poem of Praise ODE

A typical character, action, or situation that represents universal patterns ARCHETYPE

A concise statement of a principle APHORISM

Repetitions of consonance sounds CONSONANCE

PARADOX A Longer Oxymoron; Conflicting choices