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3. Poetic Devices
POETIC DEVICES
1. Speaker- A person who delivers a
speech or a lecture.
2. Diction- The choice and use of words
and phrases in speech or writing.
3. Imagery- Visually descriptive or figura-
tive language used especially in literary
work.XXXX
4. Allusion- The practice of making such
references especially as an artistic de-
vice.
5. Simile- The figure of speech involving
the comparison of one thing with an-
other thing of a different kind. (example:
He was as strong as a lion)
6. Personification- A figure used to repre-
sent an abstract quality.
7. Metaphor- A thing regarded as repre-
sentative or symbolic of something else,
esp. something abstract.
8. Refrain- A repeated line or number of
lines in a poem or song, typically at the
end of each verse. XXX
9. Symbol- It is something itself, and it
also suggests something deeper.
10. stanza- a group of line like a para-
graph
11. alliteration- The occurence of the
same letter or sound at the beginning of
the words
12. onomatopoeia-a form of a word from
a sound associated with what is named
13. enjambment- the continuation of one
line to another without breath XXX
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4. 14. connotation- an idea or feeling that a
word invokes for a person
15. denotation- the primary meaning of a
word
16. euphemism-indirect word or expres-
sion for one too harsh or blunt when re-
ferring to something unpleasant or em-
barrassing.
17. tone- the volume and meaning which
you talk
Exaggerated
18. hyperbole- statements or claims not
meant to be taken literally. -Shay (love
the way you lie)
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5. Black Out
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Black out poetry is when you take a
dark maker/pen and black out every-
thing around what you want to show.
6. Haiku
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look at the bird fly
they ride on the wind with ease
till they find a tree
i cannot write these
i am being sarcastic
I really like these
A Haiku is a poem that has
lines that a certain amount
of syllables
5 for the first line
7 for the second and then
5 for the last line
7. “I Am”
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I am poem
I am crazy and grateful
I wonder about the ocean
I hear music
I see my dreams
I want to get good grades
I am crazy and grateful
I pretend to be famous
I feel happy
I touch the clouds
I worry about my grades
I cry about my good friends that have passed a way
I am crazy and grateful
I understand my friends problems
I say i believe in the power of you and I
I dream about life and what it could be
I try my best
I hope I get far in life
I am crazy and grateful
11. Free Verse
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Candy is sweet, sometimes fluffy
It is chewy and maybe sticky
I like candy
Free verse is a random
poem that comes to you
naturally
12. Ode
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A poem meant to be
sung.
Scatter, as from an unextinguish'd hearth
Ashes and sparks, my words among mankind!
Be through my lips to unawaken'd earth
The trumpet of a prophecy! O Wind,
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
This is an ode that I
found
13. Parody
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My parody
kaitlyn had a glitter
cup
glitter cup glitter cup
kaitlyn had a glitter
cup
whos sparkels are so
pink.
Parodies are song that
you have put different
words into.
