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3 ways to read poetry understanding, interpretation, and style
Speaker main voice, not the author but the author taking on a persona
Structure gives the poem its shape (stanza, lines rhyme, meter)
Line word/group of words arranged in a row of a poem, forms a complete sentence
Stanza combined lines (couplet, quatrain)
Enjambment line of poetry continues to another line to complete its meaning
Caesura stop or pause created by punctuations
Rhyme end rhyme, true rhyme, slant
Meter the number of times repeated in a line
Rhythm pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables
Sonnet 14 lines, 1 stanza, iambic pentameter
Italian sonnet ABBAABBA for first 8 lines CD or CDE for last 6 lines -problem them solution
English sonnet ABABCDCDEFEFGG, 3 quatrains, 1 couplet
explication analysis of a poem
Spenserian sonnet ABAB BCBC CDCD EE
Sound created by grouping vowel and consonant sounds of words
Alliteration repeating beginning sounds
Assonance repeating vowel sounds
Consonance repeating consonant sounds
Euphony repetitions that enhance the harmonious sound
Cacophony harsh, discordant sounds
Onomatopoeia sounds like the word it represents
Iambic . /
Trochaic /.
Anapestic ../
Dactylic /..
Spondee //
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