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Across 2. the rhythmical pattern in a poem 4. put him/herself in situations that would give him/her unique experiences to write about 7. is the way that text is arranged and presented 9. a play of various meaning of a word 10. the main idea of a literary work 13. the repetition of initial consonant sounds 14. author who pioneered concise, objective prose in fiction 16. the act or process of saying or writing something again for effect 18. something that stands both for itself and something beyond itself 19. author of the poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty 22. the repetition of vowel sounds 25. a figure of speech where a non-human thing is given human qualities 27. the place where a line of poetry ends 28. his/her seminal work contains more vocabulary words than the entire Shakespeare canon 29. his/her writing style was influenced by the romanticism 30. a writer who is into archaeology and include it into his/her writing

Down 1. a group of lines in a poem 2. a comparison between two unlike things that does not use ‘like’ or ‘as’ 3. a poem with 14 lines and a standard rhyme scheme 5. a substitute of the thing names for the thing meant 6. the pattern of rhymes in a poem 8. his/her writing style falls under "commercial fiction' 11. a traditional view where the 'The Road Not Taken' tore apart 12. an extreme exaggeration used for effect in a poem 15. otherwise known as poetry slam 17. arrangement of a series of ideas in the order of increasing importance 20. composed of four heptasyllabic lines 21. poem presented with the power and beauty of the natural world 23. the creation of instant identification by referring to a well-known person, place, or thing from literature 24. according to him/her, beauty is attached to earthly money and social status 26. the repetition of sounds in two or more words or phrases that appear close to each other in a poem