Both Constantin Brancusi and Auguste Rodin created stone sculptures, each titled The Kiss, to express an idea related to this act of love. Each is stylistically
different, but Brancusi chose to leave the original block of stone mostly intact.
Why would Brancusi have chosen to do this? How does this change his expression
of the kiss compared to Rodin's? (Consider the use of mass, volume and texture in
each)

Match the description to the word. 1. aabb rhyme satirizing someone assonance 2. addressed to something nonliving or nonhuman clerihew 3. part for whole; whole for part personification 4. repetition of vowel sounds in accented syllables sonnet 5. anapestic comic verse form alliteration 6. fourteen lines of iambic pentameter limerick 7. repetition of initial sounds metonymy 8. repetition of final consonant sounds in accented syllables apostrophe 9. three stanzas and an envoy consonance 10. human attributes applied to something nonhuman ballade