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Form and Structure Ms. Yaeger POETRY

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Page 1: Poetry Form and Parts

Form and Structure

Ms. Yaeger

POETRY

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LINE• A row consisting of a word, or words, that may or may

not form a complete sentence.

• Form refers to the external pattern of a poem, including the way lines and stanzas are organized.

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STANZA• Group of lines followed by a line or space.

• Stanza of two lines- Couplet

• Four lines- quatrains

• Six lines- sestets

• Eight lines- octaves

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RHYME SCHEME• Rhyming pattern of a poem.

• Lowercase letters show rhyme schemes.

• Each end sound is assigned it’s own letter.

• abab scheme

If I had loved you less or played you slyly

I might have held you for a summer more,

But at the cost of words I value highly

And no such summer as the ones before. ~Edna St. Vincent Mallay~

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RHYTHM• Stressed and unstressed syllables create a pattern-

rhythm.

• Predictable pattern- meter

• Does not HAVE to be predictable

• Full poem –predictable until the last line

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METER• Predictable rhythms are called meter• Trimeter- three feet

• Tetrameter- four feet

• Pentameter- five feet

• Hexameter- six feet

• Iambic pentameter is in many English poems

• Iamb- foot that has unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.

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FOOT• The basic unit of stressed and unstressed syllables.

• Usually has two or three syllables. oUnstressed syllable = ͝oStressed syllable = ˊ

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IAMBIC PENTAMETER

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate.

Unstressed: Shall thoucom morethee lya s moremer’s per

Stressed: I artpare loveto andum temday ate

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William Shakespeare

WHO WROTE THIS POEM???

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• Poetry without a fixed pattern

• Use sound devices and rhythm like speaking

• Short poems by one speaker

• Express thought and feelings

• Creates single, unified impression

TYPES OF POEMSLyric Poem Free Verse

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LYRIC POEM OR FREE VERSE

Speaking indifferently to him,

Who had driven out the cold

And polished my good shoes as well.

What did I know, what did I know

Of love’s austere and lonely offices?

Robert Hayden

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Free Verse

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LYRIC POEMIt’s all I have to give,

and all anyone needs to live,

and to go on living inside,

when the world outside

no longer cares if you live or die;

remember,

I love you

Jimm

y Santiago Baca

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ASSIGNMENT???

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WRITE A POEM!!!• 4 Stanzas

• Each stanza= Tetrameter

• 642 things to write about

Due Tuesday 1/26