| Across |
| 1. | Language that appeals to the senses |
| 6. | Person, Place, thing, or event that stands for itself and more. |
| 8. | A contradiction. |
| 9. | Long story about a heros deeds. |
| 10. | Expression peculiar to a particular language. |
| 11. | Repetion of similar vowel sounds. |
| 12. | end of story when we know the outcome of the characteristics struggle |
| 14. | Type or writing that ridicukes something to show weakness. |
| 18. | Is the central idea of a story or play. |
| 19. | Sounds imitates or suggests its meanings. |
| 21. | Repetion Of accented vowel sounds. |
| 24. | Poetry aimed only at expressing a speakers emotions or thoughts. |
| 27. | To refer to to something. |
| 28. | Use of clues to hint at the events that will occur later. |
| 31. | Group of consecutive lines in a poem that forms a single unit. |
| 32. | Moment of great suspense or emotional intensity. |
| 33. | Regular stressed and unstressed syllables in poetry. |
| 35. | Poetry that tells a story. |
| 37. | Two consecutive lines of poetry, that rhyme. |