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Prologue

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A vocab story ready to be revised

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For a competition…
1) MUST BE 5, 7, 5 syllables
2) must contain a session word: icicles (winter) or hailstones (summer)

https://tricycle.org/haiku/

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Where can I find some great modern Poetry?

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Where can I find some great modern Poetry?

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Your best bet is to get a recent anthology.

These examples are very eclectic:

The Rattle Bag (Ed. Seamus Heaney and Ted Hughes)
Don't be put off by this Amazon review:

A book only a poet could love
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2013
Verified Purchase
I hated this book. Some of the poems in this book made me cry. I purchased for school but would NEVER buy this book on my own.2 people found this helpful

Staying Human
(ed Neil Astley), pub by Bloodaxe (UK, independent publisher)
This book includes poems from the last 20 years, including those about the Corona Epidemic.

Now a series of 4 volumes ( plus Being Alive, Staying Alive, Being Human) plus a slimmer summary volume.
'real poems for unreal times'

'The word ‘anthologia’ is Greek for a collection of flowers or beautiful things - thus we have the delight of poetry anthologies, perfect for Christmas presents. Neil Astley’s serious and inspiring Staying Human follows the deserved success of Staying Alive, Being Alive and Being Human - all invigorating, essential collections.'  - Bel Mooney, Daily Mail, Christmas Books 2020

There has been a campaign to publicise poetry on the London underground for about 30 years, this is the latest collection. Printed in the standard ad space they are all short, but diverse in age and source.

https://www.amazon.com/Poems-Underground-Various/dp/0141389540/

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Poems on the Underground [Various] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Poems on the Underground

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A wonderful book by Stephen Fry

About how to scan, rhyme and how to enjoy and write poetry.

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the ode less travelled publisher: gotham

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The Ode Less Travelled Publisher: Gotham

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The Ode Less Travelled Publisher: Gotham [Stephen Fry] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Ode Less Travelled Publisher: Gotham

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Alicia works mainly with forms and Rhyme

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The freedom to not-rhyme must include the freedom to rhyme. Then verse will be "free."

All rhymed poetry must be rhyme-driven. This is no longer to be considered pejorative.

Rhyme is at the wheel. No, rhyme is the engine.

Rhyme is an engine of syntax: like meter, it understands the importance of prepositions.

English is not rhyme poor. It is only uninflected. On the contrary, English has a richness in rhymes across different parts of speech; whereas in many other languages, rhyme is often merely a coincident jingle of accidence.

There are no tired rhymes. There are no forbidden rhymes. Rhymes are not predictable unless lines are. Death and breath, womb and tomb, love and of, moon, June, spoon, all still have great poems ahead of them.

Rhymes may be so far apart, you cannot hear them, but they can hear each other, as if whispering on a toy telephone made of two paper cups and a length of string.

Rhymes do not need to be hidden or disguised: they are nothing to be ashamed of.

Rhymes are not good Victorian children, to be seen but not heard. Rhyme may be feminine or masculine, but not neuter.

Some rhymes are diatonic; some are modal.

Off rhymes founded on consonants are more literary than off rhymes founded on vowels (assonance). Vowels are shifty. Assonance is in the mouth, not the ear. It is performative.

Consonance brings forth what is different, so we listen for what is the same (harmonic). Assonance brings forth likeness; we listen for dissonance. The vowel is the third of the chord.

Translators who translate poems that rhyme into poems that don't rhyme solely because they claim keeping the rhyme is impossible without doing violence to the poem have done violence to the poem. They are also lazy.

Rhyme is an irrational, sensual link between two words. It is chemical. It is alchemical.

April, silver, orange, month.

Rhyme frees the poet from what he wants to say.

Rhyme can also free a poem from fixed line length. A rhyme lets us hear the end of the line, so lines may be of any metrical length, or even syllabic, and still be heard.

Rhyme schemes.

Rhyme annoys people, but only people who write poetry that doesn't rhyme, and critics.

See also: chime, climb, clime, crime, dime, grime, I'm, lime, mime, paradigm, pantomime, prime, rime, slime, sublime, thyme, Time.

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Presto Manifesto! by A.E. Stallings | Poetry Magazine

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The freedom to not-rhyme must include the freedom to rhyme. Then verse will be "free." All rhymed poetry must be rhyme-driven. This is no longer to be considered pejorative. Rhyme is at the wheel. No, rhyme is the engine. Rhyme is an engine of syntax: like meter, it understands the importance of prepositions.

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One of a series.

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Tim Deleu The Macabre Park Creative Writing (Vocab 25 words) 

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Do you know the source of the title?
(Double points for not using Google ;-)

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