An Introduction to Poetry Terms and Types

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An Introduction to Poetry Terms and Types

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. By Peggy Ness. Introduction to Poetry Terms. Alliteration Assonance Free verse Haiku Onomatopoeia Rhyme Rhythm Repetition. Alliteration. The repetition of initial consonant sounds in words. The w ayward w ind, is a restless w ind. Assonance.

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Poetry Terms and Types of Poems

Stanza A group of lines of poetry, like a paragraph, set off usually by a blank space. Poets create stanzas for a reason. The lines belong together. . . Rhyme. The repetition of sound, almost always to achieve an effect or to create a rhythm. (Page 2)end rhyme is the repetition of the end sound

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An Introduction to (Modernist) Poetry

An Introduction to (Modernist) Poetry. T.S. Eliot Wallace Stevens e.e . cummings. Agenda . An Introduction to Eliot, Stevens, and Cummings Freudian Approaches to Reading ( essayoption ) T.S . Eliot: The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Wallace Stevens: The Emperor of Ice Cream

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An Introduction to Poetry Terms and Types

An Introduction to Poetry Terms and Types. 9/3/19. Introduction to Poetry by Billy Collins. What is Poetry?. The subject matter can vary dramatically! Fixed or free form

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Poetry terms

Poetry terms. Useful words to use when talking about poetry!. Alliteration. The repetition of similar consonant sounds in a line. For example: ‘What would the world be?’ ‘The cat crept crazily..’. Assonance. Similar to alliteration – but with VOWEL sounds. For example:

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An Introduction to Poetry

You Make Such an Exquisite Corpse!. Follow Ms. McKinney's instructions in your small groups in order to make what is called in poetry circles an

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An introduction to Poetry

Reading Poetry. Read the poem slowly. Learning to read a poem slowly will not just make the poem easier to hear; it will underscore the importance in poetry of each and every word. A poem cannot be read too slowly, and a good way for a reader to set an easy pace is to pause for a few seconds between

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Poetry: An Introduction

Poetry: An Introduction. Introduction:. There are many reasons why poetry appeals to so many people. These reasons are also tied to the fact that poetry is one of the oldest forms of writing and has lasted over the centuries. . Sensuous Appeal:.

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An Introduction to Poetry

An Introduction to Poetry. Carpe Diem : “pluck the day” A theme which conveys the idea of making the most of your time A theme is really just the big picture idea Frequently characterized by images of nature Why?. Carpe Diem!. Books have paragraphs; poems have stanzas

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Poetry: An Introduction

Poetry: An Introduction. “Poetry is the search for the inexplicable” - Wallace Stevens . QW 1. What type of music do you listen to the most? Why do you think you are most drawn to that genre? What’s your favorite song and why? (5-7 complete sentences) . Poetry terms .

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An Introduction to Poetry

An Introduction to Poetry. Mrs. Nadia Khawandanah. Poetry. Traditional : is language arranged in lines, with a regular rhythm and often a definite rhyme scheme . Nontraditional: Does away with regular rhythm and rhyme, although is usually set up in lines. Type Form Language.

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An introduction to poetry

An introduction to poetry. Metaphors Be With You (and similes, too). Metaphor .

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An Introduction to Analysing Poetry

An Introduction to Analysing Poetry. Aims – to identify key poetic techniques to show what effect the techniques create to read poems for theme and understanding COPY ANYTHING IN BLUE. Poetic Techniques.

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Poetry Terms

simile. stanza. Poetry Terms. personification. imagery. hyperbole. metaphor. alliteration. form. onomatopoeia. Figurative Language:. any language that goes beyond the literal meaning of words in order to furnish new effects or fresh insights into an idea or a subject. Imagery.

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Poetry Introduction: Poetry Terms

Poetry Introduction: Poetry Terms. as dead as the dodo as dead as a doornail as different as chalk from cheese as dry as a bone as dry as dust as dull as dishwater as flat as a pancake as free as a bird as fresh as a daisy as gentle as a lamb as good as gold as happy as a lark

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. Scansion . … is the art of scanning a line or poem for meter and foot. In a structured poem, each line has a specific number of feet in a specific meter. Meter. A “stressed syllable” is a syllable that is emphasised in speech.

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POETRY An Introduction

POETRY An Introduction. Be Prepared to Take Notes. WHY Do People Write Poems?. To share experiences To explore humanity To explore nature To understand themselves & their experiences. Like music, poetry is a way of expressing what it is to be human. To Understand Poetry….

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. Alliteration. Repetition of a consonant. Example P eter, P eter P umpkin Eater. Assonance. Repetition of a vowel sound. Example P e ter, P e ter pumpkin ea ter had a wife and couldn’t k ee p her. Ballads. A songlike poem that tells a story, usually adventure or romance.

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POETRY TERMS

POETRY TERMS. 1. Imagery - the descriptive language used in literature to re-create sensory experiences. The images in a work supply details of sight, sound, taste, touch, smell, or movement and help the reader to sense the experience being described. Imagery.

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Poetry Terms

Poetry Terms. Using Casey at the Bat by Ernest Lawrence Thayer. Rhyme Scheme. couplet. couplet. This poem is divided into stanzas of four lines, with two couplets (2 lines in which the last word rhymes ) in each stanza. Rhyme Scheme 2. a. a. b. b.

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An Introduction to Poetry

An Introduction to Poetry. Why does man continue to write poetry in today’s world?. Write and answer this question in your notes. Write as much as you can for 5 minutes. Keep this paper to be filed in a poetry portfolio that will be turned in at the end of the unit. TPCASTT practice.

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An Introduction to Poetry WebQuest

An Introduction to Poetry WebQuest. Presenter: Kimberly Oswald EDU 505 Suggested Grade Levels: 7-12. Introduction. Have you ever written a poem that you wanted to share with others? Are you reluctant to read or write poetry because it never sounds as good as everybody else’s?

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