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Poetry Terms Basic words and concepts to know when reading and writing poetry.
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The Big Question… What is poetry? Suppose a 5 year old asks you define poetry…. What do you tell them?
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Poetry is… Literary work in which special intensity is given to the expression of feelings and ideas by the use of distinctive style and rhythm
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Poetry is…
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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE Metaphor –A comparison that does not use like or as Simile –A comparison that does use like or as Personification –Giving human qualities to non-living things Symbolism –Something that represents something else
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Figurative Language Hyperbole: Exaggeration Pun:A silly play on words Idiom: Phrases that are not taken literally Oxymoron:Words side by side that contradict or mean the opposite
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Figurative Language: Irony: Irony is something that has a different or opposite result from what is expected – usually with a humorous or strange twist –Situational –Verbal –Dramatic
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Types of Poems Patterned/Non Rhyming –Cinquain -- contains 5 lines with a 2,4,6,8,2 pattern –Haiku – contains 3 lines and has 17 syllables (line 1 has 5 syllables, line 2 has 7 and line 3 has 5) Free Verse –Any poem that doesn’t rhyme or have a distinct pattern to follow
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Types of Poems Rhyming: –Lyric poem –Narrative Poem –Epic Poem –Ode Poem –Ballad –Sonnet
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Poetry Terms Prose Every day reading and writing Inferences Guesses / Conclusions based on evidence Alliteration The repetition of a consonant sound Stanza Group of lines in a poem Onamatopoeia A sound of effect
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End Rhyme The rhyme happens at the end of the line Internal Rhyme The rhyme happens in the middle of the line Rhyme Scheme The rhyming pattern to a poem Rhythm The beat of the poem
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