What type of poem is this an example of? Free verse or lyrical Cloudy, sleepy eyes wake, to the buzzing, alarming sound, Yawning, stretching, sluggish arms, Feet stumbling, scrambling to get ready.
free verse
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heart
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shark
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The poet expressesย what is like a board game? Life is a board game. Rolling the dice when we take a chance on what to do. Should I be a doctor? A lawyer? A mailman?
life
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This is a poem that contains rhyming words.
lyrical
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a group of lines that make up a poem is called:
stanza
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What type of poem is this an example of? free verse or lyrical My oak tree wears a birdhouse like a locket on a limb. He loves to hold the birds. They always sing to him.
lyrical
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What is the opposite of what is said called?
irony
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What type of figurative language is this: I have a tiny frog, his name is terrible Tim.
alliteration
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What figurative language is used in this poem? The night is a big black cat. The moon is her topaz eye, The stars are the mice she hunts at night, In the field of the sultry sky.
metaphor
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This is a poem that tells a story, it rhymes, and we hear the voices of the speaker/characters.
narrative
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What figurative language is used in this poem? His eyes were bright blue like the sky's nearly night. His nose was like a bulb with a red shaded light.
simile
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What is the poet comparing the cat's eyes to? He's a vicious tiger. His claws are like knives. His eyes are like security cameras looking for trouble.
security cameras
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What a poem is about?
topic
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This is the use of words to help the reader see, hear, taste, feel, or smell what is being talked about in the poem.