Alliteration, The repetition of the same beginning of consonant letters and sounds in nearby words., Figures of speech, When comparisons are made that are not usually made in everyday life (metaphors, similes and personification)., Imagery, When vivid images are described using sensory language., Metaphor, When two objects are directly compared as if they are the same in some way., Personification, When non-human objects are given human characteristics., Rhyme scheme, The pattern of how a poem rhymes, shown by each line being represented with a letter, e.g. aabb., Simile, When two objects are compared using like or as., Stanza, A group of lines in a poem, separated by a line break. Also known as a verse., Theme, The main idea of a poem, the message., Tone, The general mood conveyed by a poem, e.g. sad, happy, funny...

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