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elements of poetry
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    A branch of literature that imaginatively and figuratively expresses man's thoughts and feelings, usually in verse form.

    poetry

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    It is a metaphorical communication, "the highest form of talk".

    poetry

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    It is intended to provide pleasure through beautiful, elevated, imaginative expression of strong feelings and spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings recollected in tranquility as universal as language.

    poetry

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    The most primitive people have used it and the most civilized have cultivated it.

    poetry

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    The most challenging among the types of literature

    poetry

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    The most challenging among the types of literature for the following reasons:

    1. It requires the proper choice of words or grammar. 2. It requires the denotative and symbolical meaning of the text used. 3. The limitation imposed by the structure and rhythm of sounds does not limit the universality to the thought implied by poetry.

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    The theme is generally personal such love, death, frustration, hatred, faith in god and man, human sufferings and culture and traditions.

    poetry

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    Elements of Poetry:

    1. Language 2. tones 3. imagery 4. sounds 5. rhythm and meter 6. thought or meaning 7. shape of the poem 8. speaker

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    Language:

    1. Denotative languages 2. Connotative language 3. Poetic language 4. Figurative language.

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    actual meaning

    denotative language

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    implied meaning

    Connotative language

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    language that considers diction, vocabulary

    poetic language

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    BFigurative language:

    1. simile 2. metaphor 3. personification 4. apostrophe 5. hyperbole 6. oxymoron

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    used in comparing two unlike things.

    simile

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    Used in indirect comparison

    metaphor

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    Used when the poet gives human characteristics and capabilities to non- human or inanimate oblects.

    personification

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    When the poet addresses an absent person as if he were present or an abstract idea or inanimate object as if it has life.

    apostrophe

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    When the writer exaggerates for effect.

    hyperbole

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    When the poet combines contraries or opposites to portray a particular image or to produce striking effect.

    oxymoron

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    refers to the atmosphere, feeling, attitude, stance or the way the poet look at his subject or the world.

    tone

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    Such atmosphere could either be serous, ironic, bitter, joyful, resigned and others

    tone

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    It is the representation of sense of experience or the total sensory suggestion of poetry which includes visual, auditory, tactile, gustatory, and bodily images.

    imagery

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    This is characterized either as pleasant (full, open vowel sounds) or unpleasant (short abrupt, vowel sound)

    sounds

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    It is related to the "beats of our hearts" and " the flow of air from our lungs".

    Rhythm and meter.

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    is the regular and irregular patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables, metrical or rhetorical stressed.

    rhythm

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    is the accent that arranged as to occur at approximately equal intervals of time.

    meter

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    This refers to what the poem implies or trying to express.

    thought or meaning

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    Meaning:

    1. total meaning 2. prose meaning

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    which refers to the total experience it communicates

    total meaning

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    which refers to the value or worth of the poem

    prose meaning

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    This refers to how the words are arranged on the page.

    shape of the poem

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    Most poems consists of lines called___

    stanza

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    ___has distinct features of thought similar to paragraph.

    stanza

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    This is the voice that talks to the reader who may or may not be the poet or author/writer.

    speaker

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  • 1

    A branch of literature that imaginatively and figuratively expresses man's thoughts and feelings, usually in verse form.

    poetry

  • 2

    It is a metaphorical communication, "the highest form of talk".

    poetry

  • 3

    It is intended to provide pleasure through beautiful, elevated, imaginative expression of strong feelings and spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings recollected in tranquility as universal as language.

    poetry

  • 4

    The most primitive people have used it and the most civilized have cultivated it.

    poetry

  • 5

    The most challenging among the types of literature

    poetry

  • 6

    The most challenging among the types of literature for the following reasons:

    1. It requires the proper choice of words or grammar. 2. It requires the denotative and symbolical meaning of the text used. 3. The limitation imposed by the structure and rhythm of sounds does not limit the universality to the thought implied by poetry.

  • 7

    The theme is generally personal such love, death, frustration, hatred, faith in god and man, human sufferings and culture and traditions.

    poetry

  • 8

    Elements of Poetry:

    1. Language 2. tones 3. imagery 4. sounds 5. rhythm and meter 6. thought or meaning 7. shape of the poem 8. speaker

  • 9

    Language:

    1. Denotative languages 2. Connotative language 3. Poetic language 4. Figurative language.

  • 10

    actual meaning

    denotative language

  • 11

    implied meaning

    Connotative language

  • 12

    language that considers diction, vocabulary

    poetic language

  • 13

    BFigurative language:

    1. simile 2. metaphor 3. personification 4. apostrophe 5. hyperbole 6. oxymoron

  • 14

    used in comparing two unlike things.

    simile

  • 15

    Used in indirect comparison

    metaphor

  • 16

    Used when the poet gives human characteristics and capabilities to non- human or inanimate oblects.

    personification

  • 17

    When the poet addresses an absent person as if he were present or an abstract idea or inanimate object as if it has life.

    apostrophe

  • 18

    When the writer exaggerates for effect.

    hyperbole

  • 19

    When the poet combines contraries or opposites to portray a particular image or to produce striking effect.

    oxymoron

  • 20

    refers to the atmosphere, feeling, attitude, stance or the way the poet look at his subject or the world.

    tone

  • 21

    Such atmosphere could either be serous, ironic, bitter, joyful, resigned and others

    tone

  • 22

    It is the representation of sense of experience or the total sensory suggestion of poetry which includes visual, auditory, tactile, gustatory, and bodily images.

    imagery

  • 23

    This is characterized either as pleasant (full, open vowel sounds) or unpleasant (short abrupt, vowel sound)

    sounds

  • 24

    It is related to the "beats of our hearts" and " the flow of air from our lungs".

    Rhythm and meter.

  • 25

    is the regular and irregular patterns of stressed and unstressed syllables, metrical or rhetorical stressed.

    rhythm

  • 26

    is the accent that arranged as to occur at approximately equal intervals of time.

    meter

  • 27

    This refers to what the poem implies or trying to express.

    thought or meaning

  • 28

    Meaning:

    1. total meaning 2. prose meaning

  • 29

    which refers to the total experience it communicates

    total meaning

  • 30

    which refers to the value or worth of the poem

    prose meaning

  • 31

    This refers to how the words are arranged on the page.

    shape of the poem

  • 32

    Most poems consists of lines called___

    stanza

  • 33

    ___has distinct features of thought similar to paragraph.

    stanza

  • 34

    This is the voice that talks to the reader who may or may not be the poet or author/writer.

    speaker