Arrangement of stress and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry

14 line poem written in iambic parameter, and a set rhythm scheme

Comparing to unlike things without using like or as

Don’t cry over spilled milk

A rhythmic pattern that consists of 10 syllables per line with alternating stress and unstressed syllables

The intentional or continual use of a word sound phrase, line, stanza, etc., for emphasis

Japanese in origin with three lines and often Focused on nature

The repetition of a vowel sound within or at start A series of words in line/stanza

An inscription or something like a tombstone that honors someone who has passed away

Boom hiss roar clang

This type of phone tells a story and does not follow traditional rhythms and rhymes used in regular poetry

A poem about someone who has passed away

Two line poem that shares the same Syllable Count and same and rhyme

The Clock ticked angrily away as each second past

A gross exaggeration

The repetition of syllables typically at the end of a verse line

Repetition of constant sounds within or at the end of words

Sally sells seashells down by the seashore

A speech about a person who has passed away

He’s as fast as a cheetah

I could hear the crunch of gravel under my feet and feel icy wind on my face as I hiked further into the woods