elements of poetry Crossword

language that appeals to the readers sense of sight,hearing,touch, smell and taste
direct comparison of unlike things (not using like or as)
a comparison that gives human qualities to an object,animal, or idea
the repetition of the same sounds at the end of words
the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
compares two unlike things using like or as
the general attitude or feeling a poem give the reader
the message or lesson that the poet is trying to communicate with the reader
the repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
exaggerated statements of claims that are not meant to be taken literally
the use of words that imitate sounds or noises
a commons or overused expression that is not to be taken literally
words or expressions whose meaning is different than the literal meaning
a group of lines in a poem ;a verse; like a paragraph in a book
repetition of a sound,syllable,word,phrase,line,stanza
the poem tells a story beginning/middle/end
poem that has a consistent rhyme and rhythm
poem that does not use consistent rhythm,rhyme,or any other musical pattern
a genre that is written in stanzas and lines