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stanza |
The poem changes focus in the third stanza.
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alliteration |
The poet used alliteration to describe the beautiful butterflies.
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enjambment |
A poet uses enjambment to flow from one line to the next without punctuation.
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rhyme |
These words all rhyme: time, crime, chime.
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Rhythm |
Rhythm is a strong, regular repeated pattern of sound.
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Sonnet |
A sonnet is a type of poem. It has 14 lines.
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imagery |
A writer's style is their characteristic way of writing e.g. choice of words, structure and imagery.
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simile |
A simile involves comparing one thing to something else.
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metaphor |
A metaphor is saying something is something else.
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symbolism |
Shakespeare's plays were full of symbolism.
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