are the same (i.e., mouse/house, She has no trochaic ( / 0 , stressed low/toe). way to leave followed by We have no unstressed). Internal Rhyme: Rhyme way to say a thing anapaestic (0 0 / , two that occurs in words that are not unstressed followed by at the end one stressed). Assonance: Partial rhyme, when of a dactylic ( / 0 0, the internal vowel sounds of verse: I heard a bird go home stressed followed by words are the same. (i.e., two unstressed). cow/bound/mouse). But third to the sun I sat Alliteration : The repetition of External Rhyme: Rhyme first-letter consonant sounds in occurs at the end of a line: two or more neighboring words I am or syllables: the wild and woolly the black crow king walrus waits and wonders when King of we'll walk by. nothing Consonance: The repetition of consonant sounds within words: Humming and drumming, I came Exact Rhyme: When to and saw the hammer thump syllables match exact phonetically: Moon, June, Spoon Onomatopoeia : Naming a thing Near (or “Slant”) Rhyme: or an action by imitating the When syllables are approximate sound associated with it. buzz, in sound: hiss, roar, woof thistle, knuckle; storm, warn Common Meters Rhyme Scheme: pattern of rhymed words: house/badge/louse/stage = abab The most common metre is iambic ( 0 / , unstressed followed by Repetition: repeating exact stressed, as in the words or phrases. Put out the above lines). light, then put out the light. Others include Parallel Structure: I have no way to see
are the same (i.e., mouse/house, low/toe). Internal Rhyme: Rhyme that occurs in words that are not at the end of a verse: I heard a bird go home But third to the sun I sat External Rhyme: Rhyme occurs at the end of a line: I am the black crow king King of nothing Exact Rhyme: When syllables match exact phonetically: Moon, June, Spoon Near (or “Slant”) Rhyme: When syllables are approximate in sound: thistle, knuckle; storm, warn Rhyme Scheme: pattern of rhymed words: house/badge/louse/stage = abab Repetition: repeating exact words or phrases. Put out the light, then put out the light. Parallel Structure: I have no way to see She has no way to leave We have no way to say a thing Assonance: Partial rhyme, when the internal vowel sounds of words are the same. (i.e., cow/bound/mouse). Alliteration : The repetition of first-letter consonant sounds in two or more neighboring words or syllables: the wild and woolly walrus waits and wonders when we'll walk by. Consonance: The repetition of consonant sounds within words: Humming and drumming, I came to and saw the hammer thump Onomatopoeia : Naming a thing or an action by imitating the sound associated with it. buzz, hiss, roar, woof Common Meters The most common metre is iambic ( 0 / , unstressed followed by stressed, as in the above lines). Others include trochaic ( / 0 , stressed followed by unstressed). anapaestic (0 0 / , two unstressed followed by one stressed). dactylic ( / 0 0, stressed followed by two unstressed).
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