The Different Forms of Poetry Flashcards

The different forms of poetry and what they are.

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What is a poetic form?

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A poetic form may guide the purpose and tone of the poem, the structure that holds or gives shape to the poem.

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What is meant by the poetic form of a “Dramatic Monologue”?

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A dramatic monologue is where there is one speaker and written in first person and there’s one person talking the whole way through. These poems are normally biased and one-sided.

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What is meant by the poetic form of a “Narrative”?

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A narrative is a poem that tells a story.

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What is meant by the poetic form of a “Free Verse”?

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A free verse is a poem with no rules, no structure, no real stanza consistency.

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What is meant by the poetic form of an “Epic”?

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An epic is a poem about an event usually a battle.

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What is meant by the poetic form of a “Sonnet”?

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A sonnet is a 14 line poem with a theme of any type love and they have 10 syllables per line.

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Can one poem have 1 or more forms?

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Yes.

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