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| about nature, 3 lines, 5-7-5 syllable pattern, does not rhyme |
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| humorous, five lines, AABBA rhyme pattern, begins with “There once was…” |
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| tells a story about a real or made up event, does not have to rhyme |
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| takes words and phrases from something already written, reworks them into a poem |
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| very musical, expresses feeling and emotions about a specific subject |
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| long, serious, thoughtful poem of praise, does not rhyme |
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| begins and ends with synonyms or antonyms, 7 lines, diamond shaped, full of adj. and nouns |
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| can be counted, there can be any number of lines in a stanza of a poem |
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| a set of lines that are separated by a space, poems can have anywhere from 1- infinity stanzas |
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| is the pattern of rhyme found at the end of each line, (abab, aabbcc, abcabc...) |
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| makes something not human sound human |
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| is how the speaker feels about what they are writing |
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| Be prepared to write a found poem |
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| be prepared to write a haiku |
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| be prepared to write a limerick |
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