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ODES

ODES. ODE - history. Odes started back with the Greek poet Pindar, who invented them. The word “ode” comes from the Greek word “oide” meaning “to sing or chant.” They are usually written about someone or something the poet admires or loves. ODE - form.

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  1. ODES

  2. ODE - history Odes started back with the Greek poet Pindar, who invented them. The word “ode” comes from the Greek word “oide” meaning “to sing or chant.” They are usually written about someone or something the poet admires or loves.

  3. ODE - form Written to a specific object or person that the poet admires or loves An ultimate truth is revealed Written in stanzas No specific rhyme scheme Traditionally, there is no length requirement BUT, your ode must have 4-5 stanzas, with 4-6 lines each.

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