Poetic+Devices

Hyperbole: an exaggeration, I am so tired I could die.

 Alliteration: the repetitive use of a letter at the beginning of many words, the snake slowly slithered south.

 Rhythm & Rhyme: repeating words that rhyme with each other, usually at the end of a line, Rhyme is, in a word, sublime

 Metaphor: the comparison of one thing to another, Juliet is the sun

 Analogy: the comparison of two thing that have the same relationship.

Repetition: repeating something,

Personification: giving something human-like features that would not usually have them, The car roared towards them

 Allusion: reference to a real thing in a poem,

 Oxymoron: something that contradicts itself, the __** dark light **__ made the florescent colors glow

Euphemism:

Imagery: creating images with powerful words,

 Irony: if a soldier in Afghanistan was on his way home and he died in a freak plane crash

Malapropism: the substitution of a word for a word with a similar sound, or-the-docks(orthodox)

Onomatopoeia: creating words that sound like sounds, with a __**WHOOSH!**__ the wind blew the door open

Satire:

Simile: comparing one thing to another using "like" or "as", as sleek as a panther

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