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Poetry

Poetry 1921 by: Merrian Moore
A Rhymical writing who is written by a person who is inspired by memory or it's sorroundings.
1. Internal Rhyming
2. External Rhyming
3. and
Genres of Poetry
1. Love Poems
  1. Comedy Poem
    1. Lonely Poetry
      1. Nature Poetry
        War Poetry
        Atrocities By: Siegrad Sassoon
        Loviest of Trees by: A.E Houseman
      2. Road Not Taken By: Robert Frost
    2. Grammar My Second Woman by: Eduardo Ramirez
  2. Meeting at Night by: Robert Browing
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3. Poetry also has it's own language
  2. are grouped by
Writers
1. Speaker
  1. Tone
    1. Word Choice
      1. Voice
2. Writing Styles
3. A Poet motive or inspiration may influence from their
4. has its own preferences in poetry
5. Creates The
6. Has
Kinds of Poems
1. Dramatic Monologue
  1. Lyric
    1. Epic
      1. Balad
        A popular song, often recited aloud, narrating a story, and passed down orally
        Narative
        Herioc Couplets
        Terza Rima
        Free verse
        uneven lines and absence rhyme
        Enjabment
        The running over of a sentence or phrase from one verse to the next, without terminal puntuation, hence not end-stopped. Such verse can be called run-ons
        Has three lines but the first and last line rhyme
        Two Rhymed lines of iambic pentameter
        A poem that recounts a story
      2. An extended narrative with a heroic or superhuman protagonist in an action of great significance in a vast setting
    2. short poem ultered by a single speaker, who expresses a state of mind or a process of perceptio, thought, and feeling
  2. A poem representing itself as speech made by one person to a silent listener, usually not the reader
Memories or situations
Kind of Stanzas
1. Stanza
  1. Two more lines of poery that together form a division
  2. Quartain
    1. Stanza or poem of four lines with a rhyme sceme of abab or variant abcb
    2. Octave
      1. Couplet
        sestet
        A stanza with six lines
        A two -line stanza with rhyming lines of similar lenght and meter
      2. A stanza with eight lines
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Figurative Language
1. Simile
  1. Methaphor
    1. Personification
      1. Apostrophe
        Allusion
        A reference in a work of literature to something outside work; known event,place,person,or thing in history or another work of literature. The bible, or mythology
        Direct address to someone or to something that is not present or which a poem seems to speek to something that cannot respond
      2. A figurative use of language that endows the nounhuman with human characteristics. "Sky lowered, adn muttering thunder, some sad drops wep at completing of the mortal sin
    2. Use of language in which a comparison si made without the use of the comparative terms (as,like,than)
  2. A direct comparison using terms "as", "like", or "than"
2. The use of words to mean something other tha the literal meaning
3. Metonymy
  1. Synecdoche
    1. Symbol
      1. Oxymoron
        Paradox
        Aself-contradictory or absurd phrase or sentence but in reality expresses a posible truth. For example: "I must be cruel only to be kind"
        An expression imposible in fact but not necessarily self-contradictory. Example " Frozed Lava"
      2. Something that is simutaneosly itself and a sing for something else of real existance. for example: Ask your self what The Holy Cross signifies
    2. A figure of speech where the part stands for the whole or the whole is used to signify a part "The Law Bread"
  2. A poet substitutes a word normally associated with something for the term usually naming that thing "Big Apple for New York "
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5. Hyperbole
  1. Onomatopeia
    1. Understatement
      1. Allegory
        Sensory Imagery
        Kinesthetic: movement
        Visual: Sight
        Tactile : touch
        Gustatory : taste
        Auditory: sound
        Olfatory: smell
        Thermal: temperature
        Language that evokes a physical sensation produced by one or more the sense
        Story in which people, things and events have another meaning. An Allegory is a narrative having second meaning beneath the surface one- a story with two meanings, a literal meaning and a symbolic meaning
      2. impliying more than said ; saying less than is meant
    2. any word whose sound echoes its meaning "buzz and hiss"
  2. exaggeration beyond reasonable credance " wait an eternity"
6. Synesthesia
  1. Rhythm
    1. Scansion
      1. Meter
        Foot
        Hexameter: 6 feet
        Pentameter : 5 feet
        Tetrameter: 4 feet
        Monometer: 1 foot
        Trimeter: 3 feet
        Heptameter: 7 feet
        Dimeter : 2 feet
        Octameter: 8 feet
        The recurrence of regular units of stressed and unstressed syllables
      2. Is the analysis fo patterns of stressed and unstressed syllabes
    2. The regular recurrence of sounds
    3. stress
      1. Occurs when one syllable is emphasized more than another
  2. A blending of different sense in describing something
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