TC Poetic Devices Matching
| When the audience knows something a character does not know. |
| Group of lines arranged together, similar to the paragraph in prose. |
| The repeating of sounds, words, phrases, or lines for an effect. |
| The way a poem looks on the page, its shape. |
| Includes mental pictures that words put into a reader's mind. It is also reference to the five senses created by language - touch, smell, sounds, etc. |
| What makes a work of literature, or any art work, a classic? |
| Universal, timeless themes |
| A reference to something or someone famous. |
| An extreme over-exaggeration. |
| The author's attitude toward the subject or her reader. |
| A small world that represents a larger one. |
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