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1. speaker- the one who speaks
2. diction - the way you enunciate a word
3. imagery - an image that gives you a clue of what the poem is
about
4. allusion - a way to say something without using the actual
word... like catchphrase
5. simile- comparison using like or as.
6. personification - an imaginary person or creature consieved
or figure to represent a thing or abstraction
7. metaphor - comparison - not using like or as
Section 1
Definitions
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8. refrain - to stop yourself or someone else from doing some-
thing
9. symbol - something that stands for something else
10. stanza -like a paragraph, but for poems
11. alliteration-the commencement of two or more words of a
word group with the same letter
12. onomatopoeia- what sound you think of when you hear a
word
13. enjambment - the continuation from one line of verse into
the next line without a pause.
14. connotation- all the feelings that come along with a word
15. denotation- the literal meaning of a word
16. euphemism- a sugar-coated way of saying something harsh
17. tone- the way you say your words
18. hyperbole - obvious and intentional exaggeration
12. I am caring and understanding
I wonder about everything
I hear voices
I see people
I want food
I am caring and understanding
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I pretend I’m ok
I feel pain
I touch softly
I worry too much
I cry rarely
I am caring and understanding
I understand your emotions?
I say I’m doing fine
I dream of good things
I try hard
I hope it all turns out well
I am caring and understanding
Section 1
I Am
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What is a sonnet?
A sonnet is a poem with 14 lines with 10 syllables per line. There are two different kinds of sonnets, Italian/petrarchan and
Shakespearian/English. Shakespearian sonnets end in couplets. You can tell if it is a sonnet if it is in the shape of a square.
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The wall’s infernal and internal
The wall’s akin to doubts within
The wall is vernal and external
The wall within is your Berlin
The wall will tout until you shout
The wall keeps in your thankless sin
The wall keeps out the hopeless doubt
The wall within is your Berlin
The wall will part and break a heart
The wall within divides Berlin
The wall of art keeps us apart
The wall within is your Berlin
The wall’s infernal and internal
The wall within is your Berlin
Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t
You have to believe to achieve anything
It takes hard work and dedication
You have to try your hardest
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Acrosstic Poem
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A free verse poem is a poem that is made up of your thoughts that you put into a poetic
form. It does not follow any specific design or number of syllables.
My example
Free Verse
The days go fast,
time flies by,
all is well,
no worries,
just good times.
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Parody poems are usually poems made from a rhyme already made by someone else,
but you put different words in to make it your own.
My example
Parody
Jack and Jill
went to the dock
to jump into the water
Jack fell in
and Jill went in
following shortly after