CW 2 & 3

• Music is a stress reliever to many
• Alliteration features a repetition of a consonant sound. Assonance features a repetition of a vowel sound. Onomatopoeia mimics the sound produced by an animal or object
• Defamiliarization is an artistic technique where the poet presents something in a strange manner to enhance perception
• Imagery is a description that appeals to the five senses. Metaphor is a direct comparison between two concepts. Simile uses 'like' or 'as' to compare or describe
• The message of the anthem is still relevant to Filipinos today
• Two ways to assess a poem are through outer explication and inner explication. Both are important to encourage readers to appreciate the beauty of the poem and analyze its hidden message.
• Poetic Devices and Techniques

  • Allusion
  • Apostrophe
  • Hyperbole
  • Irony
  • Mnemonic
  • Personification
  • Repetition
  • Symbolism
  • Synecdoche
• Defamiliarization is an artistic technique where the poet presents something, usually the subject of the piece, in a strange manner to enhance perception of what is known to its audience. This helps the reader think about things differently.
• Sound devices like alliteration, assonance, and onomatopoeia enhance the overall literary effect of a poem on its readers by creating auditory interest and emphasizing certain sounds or emotions.
• Poetic Devices and Techniques

  • Alliteration
  • Allusion
  • Apostrophe
  • Assonance
  • Hyperbole
  • Imagery
  • Irony
  • Metaphor
  • Mnemonic
  • Onomatopoeia
  • Personification
  • Repetition
  • Simile
  • Symbolism
  • Synecdoche
• Found Poetry comes from words borrowed from nonpoetic sources like newspapers, magazines, and other literary texts
• Monologues allow readers to be more familiar with the characters, primarily the protagonist
• There are a lot of innovative techniques in poetry writing
• Blackout poetry is created by using a thick black
• Art is constantly changing, leading to the discovery of new techniques in writing poetry to fit the expressions of the current generation
• Micropoetry is characterized by its shortness
• Found Poetry


  This type of poetry comes from words borrowed from nonpoetic sources like newspapers, magazines, and other literary texts
• Innovative forms of poetry differ from traditional forms of poetry
• Prose Poetry

  A type of poetry that combines prose and poetry elements, containing lyrical and metric elements of a poem while borrowing characteristics of prose like the absence of line breaks
• Erasure poetry


  Created by using an erasing tool to redact words from the source text
• An erasure poem is a found poem
• Other innovative forms of poetry include Fib, Bop, Blitz, Lune, Hay(na)ku, Triversen, Monotetra, Sevenling
• Blackout poetry


  Created by using a thick black marker to redact words from the source text while leaving chosen words unshaded
• Slam Poetry and Spoken Word Poetry


  Slam poetry is a performance-based poetry involving competition. Without competition, it is known as spoken word poetry
• A triversen is a three-stanza poem that can be written in iambic tetrameter
• Prose poetry combines elements of prose and poetry, containing lyrical and metric elements of a poem without line breaks
• Unique ways of creating poetry

  • fib
  • bop
  • blitz
  • lune
  • hay(na)ku
  • triversen
  • monotetra
  • sevenling
• Micropoetry is characterized by its shortness and is commonly found on social media platforms
• Slam poetry is a performance-based poetry involving competition, while spoken word poetry is without competition
• The last stanza in a sevenling is a three-line poem that highlights its theme
• Found poetry is a new type of poetry that comes from borrowed words in nonpoetic sources like newspapers, magazines, product labels, etc.