prose
a form of language that exhibits a
natural flow of speech and grammatical
structure rather than a rhythmic structure
as in traditional poetry
prose
it is basically
ordinary from of written or spoken
language
prose
it has no meter
poetry
from the greek word poieo
poieo
i create
poetry
it is an art form in which human
language is used for its aesthetic
(concerned with beauty or the
appreciation of beauty; a branch in
philosophy that explores the nature of art,
beauty, and taste, with the creation and
appreciation of beauty.) qualities.
poetry
it is language used in a manner that is felt by
its used and audience to differ from
ordinary prose
poetry
literary work in which
special intensity is given to the expression
of feelings and ideas by the use of
distinctive style and rhythm
poetry
a genre literature
poetry
pre-measure patterns of
stressed -long sounding- and unstressed
-short sounding-syllables
pre-measure patterns of
stressed -long sounding- and unstressed
-short sounding-syllables
meters
feet
are individual units of rhythm made up of
patterns of syllables.
one or more
a sentence is made up of _______ feet
iamb, trochee, spondee, anapest, dactyl
what are the five feet type?
unstressed/stressed
what is the pattern for iamb
today
what is an example for iamb
buh BUH
what is the rhythm for iamb
stressed/unstressed
what is the pattern of trochee
trochee
what is an example for trochee
BUH buh
what is the rhythm for trochee
stressed/stressed
what is the pattern for spondee
hip hop
what is an example for spondee
BUH BUH
what is the rhythm for spondee
unstressed/unstressed/unstressed
what is the pattern for anapest
metaphor
what is an example for anapest
buh buh buh
what is the rhythm for anapest
stressed/unstressed/unstressed
what is the pattern for dactyl
syllable
what is an example for dactyl
BUH buh buh
what is the rhythm for dactyl
repetitions of feet
what can a poet use to form a line of verse
monometer
1 foot
dimeter
2 feet
trimeter
3 feet
tetrameter
4 feet
pentameter
5 feet
hexameter
6 feet
rhythm
a natural effect within poetry.
rhythm
what gives the poem its effect and flow
meter, feet
the _________ of sentence and ___________ that are used in a sentence gives the poem its effect and flow.
rhyme
the repetition of syllables, typically at the end of a
verse line
sounds
rhymed words conventionally share all __________ following the word's last stressed syllable
rhyme scheme
usually the patterns of end rhymes in a stanza, with each rhyme encoded by a letter of the alphabet, from a onward (ABBA <BCCB, for example)
the degree of similarity between sounds within words, and by their placement with the lines or stanzas
rhymes are classified by __________
eye rhyme
rhymes only when spelled, not when
pronounced
visual
eye rhyme is visual or sound?
end rhyme
the most common type, is the rhyming
of the final syllable of a line.
sound
end rhyme is visual or sound?