Literary Elements: Review

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Literary Elements: Review (Or… it should be… this is a review… right?!?)

Repetition Repetitive combination of lines or stanzas. Sometimes called a pattern Can be both auditory (sound) and visual (on the paper)

Symbol/Symbolism Can be obvious metaphors: An object that is given additional deeper meaning, different from its literal one. Can be obvious metaphors: My heart was cloaked in a dark black sheath Can be subtle comparisons: I stood at the fork in the road

Tone The WRITER’s attitude toward the subject or audience. Think TONE OF VOICE Poems often include a TONE SHIFT, where you can see a change in tone from one feeling to another.

Theme: Underlying message Commentary from the author Can be a critical belief about life or humanity that the author is trying to get across. In poetry, can be one word, but also can be a phrase. Do not confuse subject and theme; subject is a topic that is the foundation for the work, while theme is the opinion or commentary on the subject

That was review… right?

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