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A group of lines in a poem.
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Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.
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Emphasis when speaking.
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Number of feet per line.
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Two words at the end of two lines of poetry that sound similar.
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Two words in the middle of two lines of poetry that sound similar.
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Two words that nearly rhyme.
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Scheme Pattern labeled with letters, for example, "ABAB."
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Repeated beginning sounds.
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Repeated consonant sound.
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Giving living attributes to a non-living thing.
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A comparison using like or as.
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A comparison that does not use like or as.
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Language that appeals to the five senses (sound, smell, etc.).
