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2. This form of poetry has no set rules or themes

3. Free Verse

4. This form of poetry has 14 lines, is written in iambic pentameter and
was popular during the Renaissance

5. Sonnet

6. This form of Japanese poetry has 3 lines,
is 17 syllables or Japanese characters in length, and often depicts a single moment in nature.

7. Haiku

8. This form of poetry is a song of old. It usually has an
aabb or abab rhyme
scheme and is often sung about heroic deeds or love.

9. Ballad

10. This form of poem was written to honor the dead.
It was sung over graves in medieval days and during the Renaissance.
In ancient Greek, it was a poem set up with alternating lines of 8 and 10 syllables.

11. Elegy

12. An indirect comparison between two unlike things using the words, “than,” “like,” or “as.”

13. Simile

14. A direct comparison between two unlike things.

15. Metaphor.

16. A metaphor where something inanimate is given the characteristics of a human or living creature, or where an animal is given a human personality.

17. Personification.

18. A reference to a well-known place or
event in history, pop culture, literature or mythology.

19. Allusion.

20. Writing that appeals to the five senses or paints a picture.

21. Imagery.

22. Rhyme.

23. Student Provides Sample.

24. Alliteration.

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26. Assonance.

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28. Consonance.

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30. Iambic pentameter.
DAILY DOUBLE

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32. Water Jar Cracks

33. Haiku.

34. Sk8ter Boi

35. Ballad.

36. For Jane

37. Elegy.

38. Turn About

39. Sonnet.

40. Reflections

41. Free verse.

42. The shade sang with her.

43. alliteration, assonance, personification

44. Lightening: Heron’s cry stabs the darkness

45. imagery, personification

46. Daily Double
Haunted, am I,
by her tormented cry

47. inversion, rhyme

48. It wanders like some lost child

49. simile, alliteration, assonance

50. Oh Captain, My Captain, our fearful trip is done

51. allusion, repetition, metaphor