Poem Types Flashcards

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Two poetry types:

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formed and free-verse

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Formed poetry ex

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Concrete, villanelle, sestina, sonnet

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Free Verse Poetry ex

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Lyric, ode, ekphrastic, extended metaphor, narrative

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Concrete (Fo)

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visual shape of the poem matches the topic

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Villanelle (Fo)

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  • 19 lines, 6 stanzas (5 tercets 1 quatrain)
  • 2 repeating end rhymes
  • 2 lines are repeated refrains
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Sestina (Fo)

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  • 7 stanzas, 6 sestets and 1 tercet
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Sonnet (Fo)

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  • 14 lines iambic pentameter
  • 10 syllables each line
  • 3 types: Spenserian, Shakespearean, Petrarchan
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Spenserian sonnet

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  • subject is love
  • interlocking rhyme scheme (ABAB BCBC CDCD EE)
  • 3 quatrains/rhyming couplet
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Shakespearean sonnet

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  • alternating rhyme scheme (ABAB CDCD EFEF GG)
  • often about love… or mortality, politics, writing
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Petrarchan sonnet

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  • different rhyme schemes
  • known by OCTAVE and SESTET
  • 8 lines = problem, 6 lines = solution –> identified by volta
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Lyric (Fv)

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  • short poem
  • songlike qualities, single authors expresses thoughts/feelings
  • sonnets and odes are this
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Ode (Fv)

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  • ceremonious lyric poem
  • addresses/celebrates a person, place, thing, or idea
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Ekphrastic (Fv)

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  • vivid description of a scene or work of art
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Extended metaphor (Fv)

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  • long metaphorical comparison
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Narrative (Fv)

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  • tells a story
  • epics and ballads are this
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Couplet

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a two-line stanza usually with same end rhyme

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didactic poem

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a poem intended to teach a lesson

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dramatic poem

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sometimes spoken with emotion

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elegy

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poem of reflection for a death

20
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free verse

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poetry not written in traditional manor but still rhythmical

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heroic couplet

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two end-stopped iambic pentameter lines rhymed as aa,bb,cc

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terza rima

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3 line stanza rhymed aba, bcb, cdc

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blank verse

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unrhymed iambic pentameter