Poetry Flashcards

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  • The most compact form of Literature.
  • Ideas, feelings, rhythm, and sound are packed into carefully chosen words, working to convey meaning to the readers. 
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Poetry

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3 types of poetry

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Narrative Poetry
Lyric Poetry
Dramatic Poetry

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  • Poems that tells a story
  • Historically began as oral traditions
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Narrative Poetry

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  • Poems that are supposedly sung with musical accompaniment.
  • Express the poet’s or the person’s feelings and emotion.
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Lyric Poetry

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  • Usually perform onstage.
    - Can be sung or spoken.
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Dramatic Poetry

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  • A dramatic character who is the speaker in the poem.
  • A _____ is not always the poet. 
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Persona

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Poetry is written in lines, oftentimes the lines are divided into groups called stanzas.

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Form

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The use of languages that appeals to the five senses: Visual, auditory, gustatory, tactile, and olfactory

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Imagery

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Five senses

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Visual, auditory, gustatory, tactile, and olfactory

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Rhyme, rhythm, and other literary devices that pertain to sounds.

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Sound Patterns

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using words that imitate the sound of what they refer to.

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Onomatopoeia

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repetition of initial sounds

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Alliteration

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repetition of vowel sounds within neighboring words.

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Assonance

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The repetition of similar or identical sounds at the end of peotic lines.

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Rhyme

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the pattern of the rhyme placed at the end of each line or stanza in a poem

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Rhyme scheme

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equivalent to two or more stressed and/or unstressed syllables.

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Foot

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the measurement of syllables in a line

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Meter

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Words or phrase that are put together to help readers pictureordinary things in new ways.

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Figurative Language

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The central idea of poem.
Usually stated as a philosophical truth in life.

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Theme