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Content: It serves to emphasize the elements. metaphor	a figure of speech that directly compares two or more things that have something in common; there is no use of 
connectives such as “like” or “as.” mood	The feeling or atmosphere in a literary work. Moodcan suggest a specific emotion like “excitement” or 	“fear.” It can suggest the quality of a setting such as “calm” or “somber.” In poems, word choice (diction), 	line length, and rhythm contribute to its mood. Descriptive language and figures of speech help establish the mood. onomatopoeia	The use of a word or phrase that imitates or suggests the sound of what it describes, such as buzz, murmur, swish. oxymoron	A figure of speech consisting of two seemingly contradictory terms.