10. Alliteration 1:00 same consonants at the beginning of each words e.g. Mile of matching mountains 9. Onomatopoeia 2:08 a word that phonetically imitates, resembles or suggests the source of the sound that it describes. e.g. swoosh, swish 8.Repetition 2:45 meter: the rhythmical pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in verse rhyme: repetition of sounds repetition of words and phrases 7. Rhyme 3:35 Full rhyme: last vowel and the following syllable are the same e.g. wish dish end rhyme: the rhyme occurs as the last word internal rhyme: a word in the middle of the line sounds the same at the end e.g. his only (cloak) was made of (smoke) free verse: poetry that doesn't rhyme 6. Rhythm 5:00 Rhythm is created by the arrangement and the duration of stressed and unstressed syllables. Rhythm sets the pace and the mood of the poem. Falling rhythm: the stress falls on the first syllable of the word e.g. (Hope)fully (mov)ing (for)ward Rising rhythm: the stress falls on the syllable of the word e.g. For(get) to(night) my (sweet) 5. Simile 5:43 Simile: when one thing is compared with another using words (like) or (as). e.g. Her hair blew away from her face (like) a silk scarf. 4. Metaphor 6:09 A metaphor is when one thing is described as another. The comparison is implicit as opposed to explicit. A metaphor links unexpected things together. e.g. We've got a problem that's a hard nut to crack. 3. Metonymy 6:55 Metonymy is a whole-part relationship where the part can stand for the whole and vice versa. e.g. All (hands) on deck All (people) help 2. Personification 7:50 Give non-human things human characteristics. e.g. My mobile phone is my best friend. She never lets me down. 1. Imagery 8:23 Imagery involves the use simile and metaphor. e.g. Kick off your shoes and relax your (socks).

Cascading mountain range, gliding endlessly' across seamless sky. Marching' to farthest horizon.. Smooths the edges' a little bit. 🎉

even for 2009....

I love how lame the video is

Thank you for posting this video. I liked it very much and find it quite useful.

Thank U. This was very informative. Just as a side note. Metonymy is the substitution of the name of an attribute or adjunct for that of the thing meant.

You did get one of these ten incorrect. Metonomy is not substituting a part for the whole; such a situation is properly called synechdoche. Synecdoche is a literary device in which a part of something represents the whole or it may use a whole to represent a part. Metonomy is actually defined as the substitution of the name of an attribute or adjunct for that of the thing meant, for example suit for business executive, or the track for horse racing, or the White House for the president of the United States. All the others you mentioned seem to be defined and used correctly.

Nifty to see what understanding (natural & formally taught) of these structures has inspired. From astounding Gael poets like Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill through contemporary "hard hitters" like; www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2007/11/dipodic-verse/. Grace / dipodic rhythm manifests in many forms.

Helped a lot in my exam...Thanks. buddy

The content was well thought, but the presentation was bizarre. Very entertaining in a 90's kinda way, 7.5/10

Kiitos

you forgot hyperbole e. g. He has so much money, his house is built of bills.

why does this exist on the internet ...

Some people in this presentation were very hard to understand because of there mis-pronounciation of English words

those teachers accent make me crazy

Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening is a good poem :D you got a quote in here from it :D

I think we need a translator for the asian one

Lol the woman in green shirt better not to speak

Someone should make a YTP of this video

Why isn't the word phonetic pronounced the way it is spelled?

too awkward to handle =_=. My teacher assign me this shit to watch for an assignment.

#seis

holy fuck this is depressing

I have started writing Poetry last year and I want to up may game...but I am struggling to find words...does anyone have a method of finding scarce words? I also find it difficult to share my Poems, as it feels like the world can see me when it sees my poetry...although I realize its this fear that is ultimately going to destroy me.

"i fish jump on me"

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hey PEOPLES :D

Lol xd

wtf did i just watch