Study Guide Peotry p2 Flashcards

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Rhyme Scheme

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the ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem or verse.

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Free Verse

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A poem that doesn’t follow and structure of form

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End Rhyme

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when the last syllables within a verse rhyme,

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Shakespearean Sonnet

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When the last 2 last words in the sonnet rhyme

EX:

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Smilie

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Using the words “Like” Or “as” to compare 2 things

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Metaphor

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Comparing 2 things with out using the words like or as.

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7
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Personification

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when objects in a story have human traits

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Imagery

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The way the writer uses you 5 scenes through the work to give you an “Image” of what’s going on in the story.

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9
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Modernism

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  • Despairing individual behaviors in the face
  • sense of alienation
  • sense of frustration
  • cense of disillusionment
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Objectivism

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  • objects speak for themselves
  • no crazy deep poems ( no intellectual thought, Allusions to classical literature)
  • simple
  • “Distinctly American”
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11
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Imagism

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  • common speech (very precise)
  • New Rhymes Basically Free Verse)
  • Freedom of subject matter
  • Present clear & highly imaginative
  • feeling over meaning
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12
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Alliteration

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  • The Repetition of consonant sounds
  • most often the sounds in the beginning of words.
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13
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Anaphora

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Repeating the same word of phrase throughout your poem.

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14
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speaker

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the voice of the poem

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15
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sonnet

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-14 lines
- with a specific rhyme and meter

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16
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1919 Race Riots

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  • Started by the drawing & stoning of a Black American teen on a Chicago segregated beach.
  • 26 riots across the country
  • known as the “Red Summer”
  • In Chicago alone it killed 38 people and injured 500 and 1000 homeless.
17
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Dramatic Monologue

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A poem in which a speaker addresses a silent listener