1. alliteration:
    the repetition of similar beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords sounds, especially at the beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords of words or stressed syllables - Example, "Of all the days of that deep, dark time in her life, Sundays were the worst."
2. assonance:
    the repetition of similar beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords sounds in words or beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords to produce a pleasing sound (euphony) - "the sad expansion of agitation"

3. rhyme:
    the purpose of rhyme is to add the pleasure of sound. Rhyme refers to similar or beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords sounds in different beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords. It is often at the beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords of a line.
      "The woods are lovely, dark, and deep;
      But I have promises to keep
      And miles to go before I sleep,
      And miles to go before I sleep." Robert Frost
4. rhythm:
    a regular beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords of stressed and unstressed syllables. Often referred to as beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords.
5. couplet: beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords rhymed lines of poetry:
6. foot: a metrical beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords
7. iambic : the unit of rhythm consisting of unstressed-beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllables. (An beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllable followed by a stressed syllable) for example: be-yond', a -bove'
8. trochaic: a beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllable followed by an beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllable: for example: hap' py; door' bell
9. anapestic: two beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllables followed by a beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllable: un-af-fraid',
10.iambic pentameter: found particulary in beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords. Consists of five beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords of stressed-beginningconsonantendfeetidenticalmeterpatternsonnetsstressedsyllablestwounitunstressedvowelwords syllables.