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The different types of poetic devices are:-
1. Allegory: A short moral story.
2.Alliteration: Use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word.
3. Assonance: The repetation of similar vowels in successive words.
4. Consonance: The property of sounding harmonious.
5. Enjambment: Continuation of one line of verse into the next line.
6. Imagery: The ability to form mental pictures of event or things.
7. Metaphor: A figure of speech that suggests a non- literal similarity.
8. Rhyme: Correspond to the final sounds or two or more lines.
9. Mood: A characteristic state of feeling.
10. Tone: The distinctive property of a complex sound.
11. Couplet: A stanza consisting of two successive lines or verse.
12. Foreshadowing: The act of providing vague advance indications.
13. Free verse: Poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular meter.
14. Hyperbole: Extravagant exxageration.
15. Irony: Incongruity between what might be expected and what occurs.
16. Literal: Limited to the explicit mean ing of word or text.
1. Allegory: A short moral story.
2.Alliteration: Use of the same consonant at the beginning of each word.
3. Assonance: The repetation of similar vowels in successive words.
4. Consonance: The property of sounding harmonious.
5. Enjambment: Continuation of one line of verse into the next line.
6. Imagery: The ability to form mental pictures of event or things.
7. Metaphor: A figure of speech that suggests a non- literal similarity.
8. Rhyme: Correspond to the final sounds or two or more lines.
9. Mood: A characteristic state of feeling.
10. Tone: The distinctive property of a complex sound.
11. Couplet: A stanza consisting of two successive lines or verse.
12. Foreshadowing: The act of providing vague advance indications.
13. Free verse: Poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular meter.
14. Hyperbole: Extravagant exxageration.
15. Irony: Incongruity between what might be expected and what occurs.
16. Literal: Limited to the explicit mean ing of word or text.
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