ImageryVivid language that creates a sensoryexperience or
appeals to one of the fivesenses
TasteTouch or physical sensationSightOlfactoryAuditory
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Finding ImageryOde to a Nightingale (page 750) By John KeatsFrom
the Romantic Era (focuses on the beauty and tragedy ofnature)
**Find images that appeal to each of the five senses. Explain
how eachimage appeals to its corresponding sense.
Example: drowsy numbness pains my sense appeals to
physicalsensation because I can feel that feeling of when my head
achesbecause I am so tired and need to sleep.
Example: [thou] singest of summer in full- throated ease
appealsto the auditory sense because I can hear a simple bird
singing inperfect tune.
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Internal RhymeRhyme that appears within the lines ofpoetry (not
just at the end)
P. 889Three examples of internal rhyme
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AlliterationRepetition of consonant sounds
Examples from same poem
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AssonanceRepetition of vowel sounds in unrhymed syllables
The western w a ve was all afla me . vs.
With heavy th u mp , a lifeless lu mp
p. 748
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Archaic worda word that is no longer in common use or
outdated
