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- is a type of literature typically written in verse that uses figurative language
- Basic elements of poetry?
- Refers to the physical structure of the poemand how it organizes it
- Common forms of poetry?
- This is consist of three lines and the first and third line has five syllables and the second line has seven syllables
- Can rhyme or not, it can have many lines or stanza as the poet wants, and it can be about anything
- William Shakespeare, but it was actually originated in the 13th century in Italy where it was perfected by the poet Petrarch
- This form of poetry, spells out a name, word, phrase or massage with the first letter of each line in the poem
- This came form france and it has 19 lines; five stanza of three lines each and a final stanza of four lines
- This form of poetry are funny and sometimes rude
- Oldest form of poetry from ancient greece and it is typically written to praise a person, event, or thing
- This are usually written for your loved ones who passed away, but can also be written about a group of people
- This tell a dramatic or emotional story and are examples of modern pop
- These are structured and arranged based on the various factors such as rhythm, meter, and visual appearance on the page
- Is a vivid and vibrant form of description that appeals to the readers senses and imagination
- What is visual imagery?
- What is auditory imagery
- What is tactile imagery
- What is olfactory imagery
- What is gustatory imagery
- Rhyme that occurs at the end of the lines
- Rhyme that occurs in the single line of poetry
- Words that have similar but not identical sounds
- Rhythmic pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
- Repetition of initial consonant sound
- Repetition of initial vowel sounds
- Words that imitate the sound
- Involves using of words with with meaning that are different from their literal interpretation
- Comparing two unlike things using like or as
- Compares two unlike thing directly
- To animate or humanize the subject
- Involves exaggerated statements or phrases
- Conveys the opposite meaning to the literal
- Refers to the central idea of the poet explores through the poems context and form
- Examples of Themes in poetry
- Refers to the life experiences, beliefs, and personal history of the poet themselves
- Refers to the time period in which the poem was written and the events and social conditions of that time
- Encompasses the broader cultural and societal influences
- He is a prolific writer. His famous lines is the "Language is the supreme invention of human conciousness"
- He said that the "the youth is our future". He can also speak 22 languages