English reviewer

• Stanza - series of lines grouped together and separated by an empty line from other stanzas.
• One way to identify stanza is to count the number of lines.
• Quatrain has for lines in one stanza
• Rhyme - repetition of similar sounds in poetry.
• Climax - is the highest point of interest.
• Round or dynamic - the type of character who experiences joy and sorrow and undergoes changes.
• Narrative poetry - tells a story. Its structures resembles the plot of a story.
• Lyric poem - expresses feelings, emotions, thoughts, ideas, opinions, etc. It does not have a clear beginning, middle, and end.
• Sonnet - a fourteen-line lyric poem with iambic pentameter (10 syllables per line).
• Theme - underlying message of a story and it can be directly stated.
• Human vs. Self - the kind of conflict that has inner struggles.
• Vignettes - poetric slices of life are literally device that bring us deeper into the story.
• Vignettes - step away from the action momentarily to zoom in for a closer examination of a particular character, concept, or place.
• Writers use vignettes to shed light on something that wouldnt be visible in the story's main plot.
• Short story - is a story that has a fully developed theme and the parts and compounds of a story but it has length that is shorter than a novel. Short stories are usually between 1000 and 7500 words. They give readers a chance in escape for a brief tine and they are designed to finish in one sitting.
• Prose - is a straightforward form of literature, wherein the author expresses his thoughts and feelings in a conventional manner
• Poetry is a form of literature in which the poet uses a unique style and rhythm to express intense experience.