More specialist terminology

More specialist terminology Match the term to the example anaphora repetition of a word or phrase at the beginnings of lines or phrases assonance repetition of a vowel sound blank verse poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameter caesura an audible pause inside a line of poetry couplet two lines of a poem that function together, often rhyming with one another end-stopped line a strong audible pause at the end of a line of poetry created by punctuation enjambment a lack of a strong audible pause at the end of a line of poetry so that the idea flows from one line to the next seamlessly free verse poetry written without a set rhythm or rhyme tercet a group of three lines that function together, often rhyming with one another symbol a physical object in a poem that represents a bigger idea or emotion meter a set rhythmic pattern that can be named imagery a collective name for metaphors, similes and personification OR the visual pictures created in a poem sonnet a fourteen-line poem