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Literature Analysis, POETRY STRUCTURE - Java Games
poetry, end rhyme, internal rhyme, consonance, slant rhyme, assonance, fixed form, free form, free verse, blank verse, narrative poetry, ballad, lyric poetry, elegy, ode, refrain, sonnet, alliteration, figurative language
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| poetry | literature typat that encompasses a variety of metered or rhythmically measured lines and is intended to evoke an emotional response |
| end rhyme | words at the ends of lines rhyme and is the most common rhyme scheme |
| internal rhyme | rhyming words are found within a line of poetry |
| consonance | words have same consonant sounds at the beginning or the end, but vowel sounds are different (type of slant rhyme) |
| slant rhyme | Words that sound the same but don't exactly rhyme, such as Lover and brother |
| assonance | similar vowel sounds recur, but there is not really full rhyming |
| fixed form | traditional verse with a rhyme scheme |
| sonnet | poem with 14 rhymed lines (AKA lyric poem) |
| free form | no specific rules of rhyme, meter, or length (AKA free verse) |
| free verse | no specific rules of rhyme, meter, or length (AKA free form) |
| blank verse | unrhymed iambic pentameter, which is a pattern of five repetitions of unstressed syllables followed by a stressed syllable |
| narrative poetry | tells a story |
| ballad | narrative poem, often folk origin, intended to be sung |
| lyric poetry | contains an expression of the poet's feelings and thoughts and includes romantic or descriptive poems. |
| elegy | a mournful poem; a lament for the dead (AKA lyric poem) |
| ode | poem whose purpose is to praise and glorify, usually written in formal, heightened style with a dignified theme (AKA lyric poem) |
| refrain | a word, phrase, or series of lines that is repeated, adding rhythm and emphasis to a song or poem |
| alliteration | use of the same consonant at the beginning of each stressed syllable in a line of verse; "around the rock the ragged rascal ran" |
| figurative language | Figurative language is writing or speaking that purposefully departs from the literal meanings of words to achieve a particularly vivid, expressive, and/or imaginative image. |
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English Language Institute |
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