Chap 10:Forms and Characteristics of Poetry
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| Free verse | : Open form poetry. No rules
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| Haiku: | A japanese poetic form consisting of three unrhymed lines. In japanese these lines consist of a specific pattern of sound units called on that are similar to but not the same as English syllables. Typically there are 17 on patterned as follows: 5-7-5
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| Limerick | : A five-line poem with a fixed rhyme scheme that is usually humorous or nonsensical in nature.
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| Ballad | : A verse form often set to music
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| Ode | : A verse form with lyric language praising an inspirational person or object
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| Lyric | : A brief, imaginative, and melodic poem conveying one main idea or impression.
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| Triolet | : A poem consisting of eight rhymed lines.
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| Sestina | : Poem containing six six-line stanzas and closing with a tercet: the last words in each of the first six lines are repeating in the folowing sestets in a set pattern.
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| Villanelle | : A poem containing five tercets and closing with a quatrain: the first and third lines of a villanelle are repeating in a set pattern throughout the poem.
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| Narrative poetry | : A form of poetry framed around a narrative and containing fictional elements like characterization and plot
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| Blank verse | : A form of poetry consisting of unrhymed iambic pentameter.
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| Dramatic Poetry | : Poetic verse delivered, without authorial narration, by a character on stage to an audience.
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| Prose poetry | : a form of poetry that relies on the language of prose and is read like poetry.
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| Visual Poetry | : A form of poetry where words are arranged to create a visual and artful effect.
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| Found Poetry | : A form of poetry where text of an original "found" source is rearranged to create a poetic effect.
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| Closed form | : Concerns forms that follow specified rules and structures.
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| Open form | : forms that do not adhere to pre-established rules and structures.
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| Epic | : A lengthy narrative poem that concerns heroic adventures and events.
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| Sonnet | : Short poem, address less magnificent pursuits and exploits. Main defining qualities are a standard length of 14 lines and the use of a set rhyme scheme and structure.
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| Rhyme Scheme | : A repeating pattern of rhymes at the end of each line of a poem.
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