(usually) the letters used in writing a language, arranged in order
letters of a writing system
unrhymed verse (usually with 10 syllables in each line) used in poetry and drama
highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
nonsense
expressive, rhythmic literary work
a Japanese verse from using 17 syllables in 3 lines
highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
(the use of) words used in magic
spell, magic
a symbol or character representing a sound, of which words in writing are formed
symbol of an alphabet
the art of controlling events by the (pretended) force of supernatural forces, superstitious beliefs etc
supernatural power; appearance
meaningless language
spell, magic
something of which the cause or origin is impossible to explain or understand
puzzle, secret
one of the sounds of a language
letters of a writing system
a piece of creative writing in a rhythmic (and often rhyming) form, usually designed to express deep feelings and thoughts
highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
the art of a poet; poems in general; a quality that produces feelings as produced by poems
expressive, rhythmic literary work
the similarity of sound of two or more words at the end of lines of verse
poetry in which lines end with like sounds
(a form of) writing arranged in lines, each with a pattern of stresses and unstressed syllables; one of the short numbered divisions of a chapter in the Bible
written composition
