poetry Flashcards

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Rhyme

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words with same ending sound
Example cat hat

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Rhythm

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The beat of the poem
example bang bang pop bang bang pop

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3
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Meter

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recuring pateren
Example bang pop bang

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4
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repetition

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The repeating of lines or words
Example gary had a snail
gary loved his snail.

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5
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alliteration

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repitition of a sound
Example big blue baby

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6
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simile

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uses like or as
Example the lake was as smoothe as glass.

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7
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metaphor

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comparision that doesnt use like or as
Example mia remembers everything her mind is like a steel trap.

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8
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personification

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human qualities to nonliving thing.
Example the sun smiled on our picnic

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9
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symbolism

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the use of a thing or image to stand for something else
Example lindsay wore black to the funeral

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allusion

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a reference to another work sutch as the bible or mythology.

example: it rained so much that i thought i we’d ahve to build and ark.

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point of view

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the position or outlook of witch a person tells the story or sees something.
Example 1st person 2nd person

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12
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theme

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central idea that a poem explores
Example

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13
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What is point of view in poetry?

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Point of view is the position or outlook from which the speaker tells a story or observes something.

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14
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How does the speaker relate to the poem?

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The speaker in a poem is like the narrator of a story; he or she is the voice of the poem.

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15
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What is the theme of a poem?

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The theme is the central idea that a poem explores.

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16
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What is tone in poetry?

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The tone is the mood the poem creates for the reader.

17
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What is a lyric poem?

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A lyric poem is a short poem that is like a song.

18
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What is an ode?

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An ode is a poem that has two or more stanzas with similar structures.

19
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What is a haiku?

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A haiku is a very short poem with seventeen syllables in three lines, usually about nature.

5-7-5 syllable pattern.

20
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What is a sonnet?

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A sonnet is a poem that has fourteen lines with ten to twelve syllables per line; the first eight lines develop one idea, and the last six lines question that idea.

21
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What is a ballad?

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A ballad is a short poem with stanzas of two to four lines and a refrain that repeats; it tells a story.

22
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What is free verse?

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Free verse is a poem that does not follow any rules of rhythm or rhyme.

23
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What are denotations?

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Denotations are the dictionary definitions of words.

24
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What are connotations?

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Connotations are meanings suggested or implied by a word, separate from its dictionary definition.

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Stanzas
A group of 3-4 lines