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soliloquy
a piece of speech directed to the
audience
which reveals their
thoughts
and
feelings
dramatic irony
when the audience knows
something
a
character
in a play doesnt
metaphysical poetry
uses complex
metaphors
and
conceits
and talks about ideas at a higher level than
human
understanding
conceit
a
comparison
between two very
different
concepts or objects (complex metaphor)
aubade
a
love
poem or song about lovers
separating
at
dawn
dichotomy
a division or
contrast
between two things that are or are represented as being
opposed
or
entirely
different
epic
poetry
long
narrative
like poem thats usually about
religion
or
heroic
deeds
morality
the extent to which an action is
right
or
wrong
carpe
diem
seize
the
day
meaning live every day to the
full
and not to
waste
time
by putting things off
ghazal
a poem with a fixed number of verses and repeated rhyme dealing with
loss
and
romantic
love
sublime
use of language to provoke the idea of a
greatness
beyond all
possibility
and
ordinary
experience
dramatic
monologue
a type of poetry that addresses the
audience
while being
dramatic
and having
theatrical
qualities