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Types of Poetry and Poetic Devices Study Guide, Study notes of Poetry

A study guide for a poetry unit. It provides definitions and examples of different types of poetry, such as limerick, concrete, lyric, haiku, narrative, and free verse. It also explains various poetic devices, including sound devices like alliteration and repetition, figurative language like metaphor and personification, and structures in poetry like stanza and rhyme scheme. The guide is intended to help students understand and analyze poetry more effectively.

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Download Types of Poetry and Poetic Devices Study Guide and more Study notes Poetry in PDF only on Docsity! POETRY UNIT STUDY GUIDE TYPES OF POETRY  Limerick – a humorous, rhyming, 5 line poem with rhyme scheme of AABBA  Concrete – A poem that is shaped to look like the subject of the poem  Lyric – Shorter poems of intense feeling or emotion expressed in musical verse  Haiku – A 3 line Japanese poem  Narrative – A long poem that tells a story  Free verse – Poetry that has no regular pattern of rhythm, rhyme, or line length POETIC DEVICES  SOUND DEVICES o Alliteration – Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of a series of words o Assonance – The repetition of vowel sounds in words near each other o Onomatopoeia – Words that sound like what they mean o Repetition – The use of any elements of language more than once  FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE o Metaphor – A direct comparison between two dissimilar items o Simile – A comparison between two dissimilar items using like or as o Personification – Giving non-human things human characteristics o Hyperbole – A deliberate exaggeration to make a point o Imagery – Pictures in the mind of readers created by poets who use sensory language o Symbol – Anything that represents something else o Mood – The feelings created by the poem in a reader  STRUCTURES IN POETRY o Stanza – Another word for verse paragraph; a cluster of lines in poetry o Speaker – The person who “talks” in the poem o Rhyme – The repetition of sounds at the ends of words o Rhyme Scheme – The pattern of rhyme in a poem indicated with letters of the alphabet o Meter – The rhythmical pattern “or beats” in a poem  NEXT PAGE
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