1. Warm-UP Complete your Daily Grammar Check.

2. Introduction to Poetry Vocabulary Lesson

3. Introduction to Poetry One of the three major forms of literature. Usually concise or short Written in lines and stanzas Can be musical (song lyrics are poetry) Often emotionally charged

4. Poetry Vocabulary Terms Poems often have two meanings: Literal meaning-the simplest, ordinary, most obvious meaning Figurative meaning-the deeper, analytical meaning –There is not always a figurative meaning. Some poems can just be “on the surface.”

5. Poetry Vocabulary Terms Poems can be written in three major ways: open poetic form-used in poems that do not have consistency in elements such as rhyme, line length, and metrical form closed poetic form-used in poems with a fixed structure and pattern free verse-lines with no pattern or structure at all –A type of open form, often follows called stream of consciousness

6. Poetry Vocabulary Terms Other Terms to Know Couplet-a pair of lines, usually rhymed Narrative poem-a poem that tells a story

7. Poetry Vocabulary Terms Literary Devices Used in Poetry: Alliteration-the repetition of consonant sounds, particularly at the beginning of words Assonance-the repetition of similar vowel sounds Rhyme-the repetition of sounds at the end of words Rhythm-a pattern of time (the beat) Extended Metaphor-a comparison that is carried throughout the work

8. Poetry Vocabulary Terms Review from Previous Quarters Literary Devices Used in Poetry: Hyperbole-exaggeration for emphasis Oxymoron-a combination of two words that appear to contradict each other Personification-giving human characteristics to inanimate objects

9. Literary Devices Used in Poetry Metaphor-comparison between unlike things without using the words “like” or “as” Simile-comparison between two unlike things using words such as "like” or “as” Imagery-word(s) representing a sensory experience (5 senses)– language that creates a picture in your mind Poetry Vocabulary Terms Review from Previous Quarters

10. Literary Devices Used in Poetry Symbol/symbolism-an object or action that stands for something beyond itself Mood-emotions of the reader Tone-author's attitude towards the topic Poetry Vocabulary Terms Review from Previous Quarters