Studied by 3 peopletercet, quatrain, quintain, sestet, septet
stanzas
image/ thought running from one line to the next
enjambment
pattern in sound of end of line
rhyme scheme
caesure
deliberate pause/ break in a line with punctuation (!, ?, -, …)
a
Indefinite article
the
Definite article
she
personal pronoun
my
possessive adjective
biggest
superlative
eat this
imperative
i like
declarative statement
Direct/ indirect speech
..
narrator who knows everything
omniscient narrator
life is a roller-coaster
metaphor
tall like a tree
simile
flowers danced
personification
weary eyes
transferred epithet
sun smiling down
pathetic fallacy
deafening silence
oxymoron
maths is red
synaethesia
hyperbole
im so hungry i could eat a whole cow
hinting at something
allusion
peter piper picked
alliteration
every breath
every step
every word
anaphora
s, z, sh
sibilance
great flakes
assonance
boom
onomatopeia
…
elipsis
furious, heavenly, terrifying
emotive
yer a wizard
colloquial language
death, sad
semantic field
offhandedly mentioning something bad always happens on their birthday
foreshadowing
what does SPECS stand for
Summary - who, what, where, when
Purpose - what is the intention of the author and what do they want to convey
Emotion - tone and emotion evoked
Craft - literary devices to convey purpose
Structure - tone, stanzas, length of paragraph, beginning, middle, end
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