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Across 2. In _____ rhyme (also called half rhyme) the final sounds are similar but not identical. 5. Having measurable or definable limits (vocab) 8. Projecting decorative molding along the top of a building (vocab) 9. Vote or voting (vocab) 12. Clergy (vocab) 13. _____ Waldo Emerson 14. _______ is the word choice and arrangement of words that play a key role in an author's voice. 15. Disorder of matter (vocab) 17. In Dickinson's "The Brain--is wider than the sky" the brain is compared to the sky, the sea and ___. 18. According to Whitman in "Songs of Myself", he can be found under the soles of their ______. 21. God, nature and humanity are united in a shared universal soul, or ________ 22. Though Emerson was known mostly for his essays and lectures, he considered himself primarily a ____ 23. In "The Soul selects her ouwn society" Dickinson says that chariots and ________ leave the soul unmoved. 24. Shining brighltly (vocab) 25. _____ Whitman 27. Fortifications (vocab) 28. Noble, majestic (vocab) 31. Carefree (vocab) 32. Rough, stormy (vocab) 33. Endless or unlimited space, time or distance (vocab) 35. The use of ___________ is the repetition of phrases or sentences with similar structures or meanings. 38. Existing naturally (vocab) 40. Resource (vocab) 44. Thoreau uses _________ --figures of speech that compare 2 unlike things without using like or as. 47. _____________was an intellectual movement founded by Emerson. 49. Guessed (vocab) 50. Dickinson wrote about death in her poem, "Because I could not stop for death" and covered hundreds of years or _______ in the poem. 51. _____ verse is poetry that has an irregular meter and line length. 52. Emily _________

Down 1. Pour out (vocab) 3. Henry David ________ 4. In Dickinson's poem "I heard a fly buzz--when I died" she talks about what those in attendance expect to experience which is a _______. 6. In Dickinson's "Water, is taught by thirst" she states that each line's first word is _______ from the words that follow. 7. ______ refers to the manner in which a writer puts his or her thoughts into words. 10. Avoidable (vocab) 11. Emerson was a ________ in the Unitarianism faith for 3 short years. 16. Weighs heavily on the mind (vocab) 19. In Dickinson's "There is a solitude of space" she compares "polar privacy" to the _______ of space, sea and death. 20. "Parting is all we know of heaven. And all we need of _____." 26. According to Whitman in "Leaves of Grass", _______ is the greatest of all poems. 29. "That ________ is best which governs least." 30. In disrepair (vocab) 34. Temporary (vocab) 36. Generosity (vocab) 37. "I become a __________ eyeball..." 39. Object arousing intense dislike (vocab) 41. All succeeding generations (vocab) 42. "Because I could not stop for _____---He kindly stopped for me 43. Excessive; not necessary (vocab 45. Thoreau was known by his Concord, Massachusetts neighbors as an ________. 46. Speed (vocab) 48. Dickinson was a _______ person who was extremely reluctant to reveal her work to the world.