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| 3. | Secondary meanings of words |
| 5. | A group of lines forming a division of a poem |
| 7. | The feelings evoked by the words and images used in a poem |
| 8. | Poetry that has no regular rythmic pattern |
| 10. | A pause in a line of poetry |
| 13. | A poetic form that celebrates the world of shepherds |
| 14. | The poet's attitude |
| 17. | ABAB CDCD EFEF |
| 18. | A comparison extending over many lines, in which the object is described at great length |
| 19. | Two lines of poetry whose ending words rhyme |
| 21. | The moon walked silently into the sky to kill the sun |
| 23. | Dante's "Divine Comdey" and Milton's "Paradise Lost" |
| 24. | Unrhymed, five-stressed lines; the way Shakespeare's plays are written |
| 26. | A fourline stanza |
| 28. | "hiss" or "murmur" |
| 29. | Vivid description of an object or scene |
| 31. | The cat in the hat comes abck |
| 32. | The obvious meaning of a phrase or passage is different from the meaning it is really intended to convey |
| 33. | Like the closing of some aweful book, a too-long story |
| 34. | Dictionary meanings of words |
| 35. | kind of figurative language that involves exaggeration |