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Figurative Language Poems with Questions

Poetry is a rich source of figurative language. Though there are examples of figurative language to be found in all genres of literature, perhaps none more than in poetry. Good poets pack worlds of meaning into tiny little lines. These lines evoke emotions, thoughts, and at times social change. One of the ways that poets […]

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Onomatopoeia Worksheets and Activities

Onomatopoeia is when a word’s pronunciation imitates its sound. Onomatopoeic words should not be confused with interjections, a part of speech, although onomatopoeic words may be used as interjection. Poets and writers use onomatopoeia to immerse readers into their poetry and to access auditory imagery. My students love learning about onomatopoeia and generally master it […]

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Poetic Devices

Poetic devices are literary techniques that deal with the sounds of language. Poetic devices are NOT just used by poets (although we ALL are poets). They are used by good writers everywhere. They are used by novelists, journalists, and advertisers as well as poets. Poetic devices are pleasing to hear. The best writers and speakers […]

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