In ASL poetry, what can work like rhyme across lines?

A poem moves from TREE to SNOW to a waving crowd, all made with an open spread hand. What device is the poet using?

A poet's two hands mirror each other throughout a poem to create balance. What poetic feature is this?

What gives classifier poetry its visual power?

In an ABC story, what structures the poem?

Which choice best describes visual vernacular?

How can space create pattern in an ASL poem?

Which feature can shape rhythm in an ASL poem?

Why might a poet hold a sign longer than usual?

What performance feature helps mark a new character or viewpoint?

Facial expression and head movement in ASL poetry are best understood as what?

A performer signs a phrase slowly, then repeats it sharply and fast. What changes?

During a performance, why can silence or stillness matter?

Which Deaf poet is known for analyzing handshape rhyme in ASL poetry?

Which ASL poet co-founded the Flying Words Project with Kenny Lerner?

Which course poet is known as a pioneering Deaf actor and mime in Deaf theater?

Which poet is known for the ASL poem "Black Hole: Colors ASL"?

Which ASL poet helped create Signing Naturally and performs works such as "The Treasure"?

Which Deaf poet and storyteller became a longtime performing arts teacher at NTID?

Which course poet wrote "Dandelion," an ASL poem often cited for handshape rhyme?