| Down |
| 2. | a mental picture |
| 4. | poetry written in the shape of the object it describes |
| 5. | a rhymed or metrical composition |
| 6. | Descriptive language that uses comparisons such as simile or metaphor. |
| 7. | "The computer hates me!" |
| 8. | a unit of sound that produces a beat when expressed |
| 9. | A sequence of 15 interlinking sonnets, the last is made of the first lines of the preceding sonnets. |
| 10. | the main idea of a poem |
| 12. | repetition of the first sound in two or more words in a line of verse |
| 13. | a song that tells a story |
| 15. | a word whose sounds suggests its meaning. Ex.: fizz, pop, babble. |
| 17. | A story told in verse meant to be sung, of old and unkown origin |
| 19. | a two lined, rhyming poem |
| 21. | an exaggeration used to produce a certain effect |
| 22. | A sequence of 7 to 14 interlinking sonnets. |
| 24. | The repetition of similar consonant sounds, especially at the ends of words |
| 28. | repeating the same words or sounds in a poem or line of poetry |
| 30. | the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry |
| 31. | a five lined poem that is funny or nonsensical (silly) with the AABBA |
| 36. | metric feet that go ba-ba-boom |
| 37. | metric feet that go boom-ba-ba, aka:falling rhythm |
| 39. | a regular pattern of accented and unaccented syllables |
| 41. | A long, serious poem that tells the story of a heroic figure |
| 43. | a Japanese poetry form |
| 44. | a person, place or thing in a poem that represents something else |
| 45. | the style a poem is written in |