A three lined poem generally consisting of a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.

A poem that tells a story. Ballads and Epics are both examples of narrative poetry.

A narrative poem typically meant to be sung.

A long narrative poem centered around the works of a hero.

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Poetry Terms Q3

Quarter Three Poetry Terms

Question	Answer
Haiku	A three lined poem generally consisting of a 5-7-5 syllable pattern.
Narrative Poem	A poem that tells a story. Ballads and Epics are both examples of narrative poetry.
Ballad	A narrative poem typically meant to be sung.
Epic	A long narrative poem centered around the works of a hero.