Poetry Terms

a collection of words that expresses an emotion or an idea

a story that is acted out in front of an audience with acts and scenes

the story of a real person's life

a story that is handed down generation to generation

a person who sings

a person who illustrates the poem

a person who writes poetry

a person who reads a poem

the pattern of rhyming words in a poem

a mental picture

the main idea or topic

the use of words in an imaginative way

the pattern of rhyming words in a poem

a short phrase or sentence in one row

comes from the meter of a poem or the number of syllables in each word

a mental picture or feeling created by creative word usage in poetry

a rhythmic pattern of syllables

a short phrase or sentence in one row

comes from the meter of a poem or the number of syllables in each word

a mental picture or feeling created by creative word usage in poetry

a rhythmic pattern of syllables

a short phrase or sentence in one row

comes from the meter of a poem or the number of syllables in each word

a mental picture or feeling created by creative word usage in poetry

much like a paragraph in a story; usually, a new idea or visual picture appears in each stanza

a short phrase or sentence in one row, or line, of a stanza

the use of words in an imaginative way; it typically involves the use of metaphors, similes, and idioms

a blank space, or skipped space, in between stanzas of a poem

much like a paragraph in a story; usually, a new idea or visual picture appears in each stanza

a short phrase or sentence in one row, or line, of a stanza

the use of words in an imaginative way; it typically involves the use of metaphors, similes, and idioms

a blank space, or skipped space, in between stanzas of a poem

much like a paragraph in a story; usually, a new idea or visual picture appears in each stanza

a short phrase or sentence in one row, or line, of a stanza

the use of words in an imaginative way; it typically involves the use of metaphors, similes, and idioms

a blank space, or skipped space, in between stanzas of a poem

much like a paragraph in a story; usually, a new idea or visual picture appears in each stanza

a short phrase or sentence in one row, or line, of a stanza

the use of words in an imaginative way; it typically involves the use of metaphors, similes, and idioms

a blank space, or skipped space, in between stanzas of a poem