Most common type of poetry that focuses on expressing feelings rather than telling a story

Meter, rhyme, assonance, and consonance

Organizational method used in literature

Pattern of beats made up of stressed and unstressed syllables resulting in the rising and falling of the voice

Tells a story and has the elements of a narrative such as characters, setting, conflict. etc.

Specific traits of literary works that define a generation or period in history

Particular identifiable characteristics of a whole text

Person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story

Products of written literature

Stories inspired by a real events where the writers aim to present, interpret, or describe experiences based on facts

Literary elements in prose

Problem/opposing desire

Elements in poetry

Applies a natural flow of speech and grammatical structures which are mainly consisting of complete sentences arranged logically and sequentially in a paragraph form

Doesn't use any strict meter or rhyme scheme

A product of the writer's wild imaginations and creative thinking where the characters react to the conflict and various issues central to the main idea of literary work

The perspective from which the story is told

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution/denouement

Usually written in lines and is characterized by having the element of rhythm, sound, imagery, and form. Its main purpose is to express feelings, thoughts, and ideas.

Is a collection of works that have an underlying interconnectedness and coherence that make them more than simply a group of works sharing geography or group

A meaning identifiable by an interpreter of a narrative discourse

Emotionally appealing drama written in verse that tells a story and is intended to be recited or sung in front of the audience by a character speaking in poetry

2 forms of literature

Forms of poetry

Genre in prose

Appearance of poetry, stanza/lines

Containing two lines of verse that form a singular thought or idea

Body of written works associated to imaginative and creative works

The context in which the story takes place

Appeals 5 senses

Can either be in oral or written form

Rhythmic, five line poem with an AABBA rhyme scheme. They're often funny, and sometimes have rude twists at the end