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Example of assonance highlighted (Twinkle 2022)

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Assonance is the resemblance of sound from the rhyming of at least 2 stressed vowels or with identical consonants (Oxford 2022)

E.g of assonance:  The cat had a snack

A is the assonance in the example, the vowel is clearly stressed in this example.  This is usually given in poems to give the poem a nice sound to it.

My own example: The sun rises high in the sky

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A stanza is a group of lines formed together to make the basic parts/units of a poem (Oxford 2022)
E.g of stanza:
"In the winter it's every kid's dream
As snowflakes begin to appeal,
That suddenly there'll be a blizzard,
And they'll cancel school for the year". (Socratic Josiah 2022)

This is a group of lines put together as one big part for a poem specifically.  This is very similar to a verse in a song, it is one part that is made with different sentences.  However a stanza is specifically used only for a poem.

My Own Example:

At 8PM, the clock begins to ring
And all the children try to pretend,
That they never heard the clock go ding,
Just so that they don't have to go to bed.

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The descriptions put in imagery (Nice PNG 2022)

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Imagery is visual descriptive and figurative language used to describe something, usually while writing literature.

E.g of imagery: The softness of the rose petals contrasted intensely with the sharp stab of thorns (Wattpad 2022)

This is incredibly detailed including how the situation was visually and descriptively.  The author gained the readers attention by describing it into great detail.  The author could have just written: the petals were much softer than the sharp thorns.  However, this does not gain the readers attention that much.

My own example: She fluttered her sticky eyes and stretched her arms, trying to get herself up from the warm cozy feeling from her bed.

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An owl which is personified to be wise (istock 2022)

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Personification is the term when a non-human does human talents, shows human nature or shows human characteristics.  (Oxford 2022.)

E.g of personification:  The wind howled in the night (Your Dictionary 2022)

This does not literally mean that the wind is howling, humans howl instead.  This means that the wind was blowing a lot and there was a loud noise because of that.

My own example:
The wise owl thought of a solution.

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Rhyme is when different words ends with the same type of sound at the end, especially at the ends of lines of literature such as poetry (Oxford 2022.)

E.g of rhyme:
The sun shines so bright.  Where does it go every night? (Teachers pay Teachers, 2022)

This example uses to words that have the same ending and that sound like each other.  The words used are bright and night, they both rhyme together with the exact same ending.

My own example:
There was a cat, and it bit a rat.

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Alliteration is the term used when all the words of a phrase begin with the same letter.  This often used in poems and in many other types of literature such as titles of books, lyrics of a song and etc (Oxford 2022)

E.g of alliteration: She sells sea shells by the seashore (Mary Anning 2022)

This has alliteration used in it as, the words, she sells sea shells and seashore all begin with the same letter.  This is also a commonly known tongue twister.

My own example:
Surprising snakes sneak up slyly

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A theme is the Topic+message the author is trying to express about life (Diya 2022.)  It is NEVER EVER EVER a single word, even when googled up, it says on google it is "love" or "survival" however that is a topic NOT a theme!

E.g of theme: Friendship is worth fighting for despite situations (Ms.Schlatmann 2022.)

This has a topic, which is friendship and the message is keep your friendships and don't lose them despite difficult situations.

My own example:
The author believes that fighting for equality is fighting against sameness.

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Sweet as Honey Example (Bear is very sweet like is honey) (Swarovski 2022)

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A simile is a figure of speech which compares 2 different things to express one thing.  It uses  figures of speech, like and as (Oxford 2022.)

E.g Of Simile: You are as sweet as honey (idiomsthefreedictionary 2022)

This does not mean that I am literally sweet as honey if you bite into me, it means that somebody is very kind.  This is what the simile means.

My Own Example:
She is as fast as lightning

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A metaphor is a phrase saying something figuratively, and it also compares 2 different things without using the words like or as (Oxford 2022.)

E.g: She is a walking dictionary (metaphor wiki 2022.)

This does not mean literally that someone has turned into a dictionary and is walking around, this is figurative language saying somebody knows a lot of words and their definitions such as a dictionary, (metaphor wiki 2022.)
My own example:  Life is a rollercoaster