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Across 4. Tick tock, tick tock went the grandfather clock. 6. Irregular length, no rhyme scheme and use of poetic devices. 7. A figure of speech in which two things are compared, usually saying one thing is another. 8. Don't delay dawns disarming display. 10. Imagery through smell. 12. ABABCDCD 13. Imagery through taste. 15. Rhyming poem describing the good qualities of a person or object. 16. Repetition of vowel sounds within words. 20. Imagery through sight. 21. Named after the French word for diamond. 22. Poetry is about your __________. 23. Continuous writing without line breaks, no repetitive pattern of rhythm or meter. 24. Addresses the reader directly, portraying their own feelings, state of mind and perceptions.

Down 1. The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky. 2. Oldest form of narrative verse. 3. Red for danger. Heart for love. 5. He ate the whole cow. 8. O Captain! My Captain! 9. Fourteen line poem with various rhyming patterns. 11. Two lines of verse. 14. Imagery through touch. 17. Comparing using "as" or "like". 18. Imagery through sound. 19. Poems on death.