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Poetry Terms. Mrs. Graham English 9 1:1. Stanza. Same as a “verse” A paragraph of writing in a poem. These paragraphs are written as clusters of rhyming lines in traditional poetry. Also known as a stanza. . What is “Rhyme”?.
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Poetry Terms Mrs. Graham English 9 1:1
Stanza Same as a “verse” A paragraph of writing in a poem. These paragraphs are written as clusters of rhyming lines in traditional poetry. Also known as a stanza.
What is “Rhyme”? When sounds match at the end of lines of poetry, it is considered rhyming (technically, it is end-rhyme).
Couplet Two lines of poetry that rhyme. Roses are red, violets are blue Sugar is sweet and so are you
Rhyme Scheme The pattern of rhyme in a poem that is decided by assigning letters to the lines of the poem that rhyme. To decide on a rhyme scheme, you… assign a letter of the alphabet to all rhyming lines of poetry, starting with “A” when you find a second rhyme sound, you start with the next letter of the alphabet, “B” When you find a second rhyme sound you continue with the next letter And so on, and so on Twinkle, twinkle, little star How I wonder what you are Up above the world so high Like a diamond in the sky
Quatrain Four lines of poetry that have a rhyme scheme. Quatrains often have an “AABB”, “ABAB” or “ABCB” rhyme scheme. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star