Emily Dickinson, America's first major female poet, Whenever you listen to a song, you are hearing..., poetry, Simile, figurative language that compares two unlike things using the connecting words like, as, or than, Metaphor, figurative language that compares two unlike things without using connecting words, Personification, gives human characteristics to an animal, object, or idea, Imagery, describes things, events, or ideas using words related to our five senses, Mnemonic Devices, strategies used to help people remember something, Repetition, rhythm, and rhyme, ways to help you remember a poem, Alliteration, Repetition of initial consonant sounds, Period, You should use this punctuation mark at the end of sentences that are statements, Exclamation Mark, You should use this punctuation mark at the end of sentences that show surprise or emotion., Question Mark, You should use this punctuation mark at the end of sentences that ask a direct question., Comma, You should use this punctuation mark inside a sentence to separate items in a list or to combine two sentences with a conjunction.

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