Literature Review Crossword

This poetic form has no rhyme and no meter.
The main idea in a literary work.
A structuring strategy that involves describing things in terms of their location.
"The Return of the Rangers" was an excerpt from what literary work?
This sound device repeats the initial consonant sound of words in a line of poetry .
Psalm One illustrates the effective use of this?
In "Snow in the Suburbs" what creature is nearly buried by falling snow?
A comparison between two dissimilar things to convey meaning.
In both "The Leak" and "The Fruits of Toil" the authors use what device to make nature a more personal foe?
On the imaginative side of the metaphor used by Dickinson in "It Sifts from Leaden Sieves," what was represented by the snow on the literal side?
What sound device repeats the terminal consonant sound of words in a line of poetry.
Which literary work treated seeks to advance the idea that work must preceded pleasure/leisure.
Dickinson's intentional use of the terms powders, wrinkles, wraps, and fleeces appeals to the audience's sensory appeal, and as such called this?
Who wrote "Storm Fury," an excerpt from "Othello?"
What was the mood of Joyce's "All Day I Hear?"
If the ocean in Updike's "Winter Ocean" were a type of person, what type of person would the ocean be?
What do you call a reference within a literary work to something outside of itself to include references to other literary works, people, historical events, etc.
What type of metrical feet is used by Tennyson in "The Eagle?"
"Clangity-clang! is an example of this sound device_____________.
Which side of nature is exposed in "The Return of the Rangers?"
The central contrast in "An Old-Fashioned Iowa Christmas" is _______________________.
Within the excerpt entitled, "Winter," the repetition of the last four lines in each stanza is called ___________________.
In terms of the plot structure, which component signals the greatest moment of suspense?