Metaphor, a type of figurative language that makes a comparison by stating that one thing is another, Simile, a type of figurative language that makes a comparison between two unlike things using the words like or as, Personification, a figurative language that gives an animal or object human characteristics, Onomatopoeia, a figure of speech that uses words whose sound imitates its meaning, Imagery, the use of sensory language to create a mental picture for the reader, Hyperbole, an exaggeration, Alliteration, two or more words next to each other that share the beginning sound, Repetition, when a word, sound, line, or phrase is used more than once, Free Verse, poems do not have a set meter or rhyme, Rhyme, the duplication of sound within different words, Rhyme Scheme, a pattern of rhyme, Figurative Language, uses words or expressions with a different meaning from their original meaning, Stanza, a group of lines, Line, a row of words in a poem
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