Double Jeopardy

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Double Jeopardy
Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU
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Poet who wrote To His Coy Mistress
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Poet who wrote Daystar
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Poet who wrote Those Winter Sundays
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Poet who wrote My Papas Waltz
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Poet who said, If this be error and upon me
proved / I never writ , nor no man ever loved.
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Title of the poem in which the speaker says, I
made a model of you, / A man in black with a
Meinkampf look
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Title of the poem that defines love as
an ever-fixèd mark / That looks on tempests and
is never shaken
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Title of the poem in which the speaker tells
his girlfriend, The graves a fine and private
place / But none, I think, do there embrace
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Title of the poem that ends with the
question, What did I know, what did I know / of
loves austere and lonely offices?
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Title of the poem in which the poet says that
love is not love / which alters when it
alteration finds.
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A reference to a person, place, or thing from
history, mythology, or literature
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The use of a word that imitates a sound
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A poem in which the speaker is addressing a
silent listener
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The narrator of a poem
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Another term for near rhyme
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A discrepancy between what is written and what
is meant
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A three line stanza
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An ironic figure of speech that deliberately
describes something in a way that is less than
the true case
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Choice of words
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An association that a word has in addition to its
dictionary definition
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Title of the poem on our reading list with an
allusion to the Latin poet Horace
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Number of tercets in a villanelle
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Number of times that the first line of a
villanelle must be repeated
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Title of the poem that ends with The old Lie
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The chaperone that accompanies the couple in
Because I Could Not Stop for Death