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Rhymescheme

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The ordered pattern of rhymes at the ends

of the lines of a poem or verse

EXAMPLE internal original: The baby became mystified and hypnotized when it heard my rhymes

EXAMPLE end rhyme original: Roses are red, violets are blue

My foot is smelly, and so are you

EXAMPLE: Love is like a bridge but kind of like a grudge

Rhythm

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A regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements

EXAMPLE:

Narrative Poem

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Narrative poetry is a form of poetry that tells a story, often making use of the voices of a narrator and characters as well; the entire story is usually written in metred verse.

EXAMPLE: original

A man with trenchcoat walks into a bar

Holding a silver revolver in his hand

He has traveled near and traveled far

On the path of the righteous man

Calmly absorbing the sights and the sounds

A sense of a disturbance in the air

Searching to become unwound

He catches a nasty glare, but the pistol he holds is just to scare

"I know trouble when I see it"

"Then you must always be lookin at yourself"

"You're a fool to think you can battle my wit"

"Cmon cowboy, I'll kill ya. Your blood will be on the shelf"

"Oh, I see that you're persistent, but some things have to end."

"You think that you can kill me"

" I can but I choose not to, now get on your way my friend"

Repetition

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Repeating of words, phrases or sentences.

EXAMPLE: One fish, two fish

Red fish, blue fish

Alliteration

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Same letter or sound at the beginning of connected words

EXAMPLE original

Spiffy sphinxlike spiders spinning spirals

Onomatopoeia

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Sounds with names like...

Sizzle, buzz, ding

Allusion

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To think of something without literally mentioning it

EXAMPLE original

"There is no need to fear me" said the man with the creepy smile

It can be implied that in a dark alley he would kill you

Hyperbole

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Very exaggerated staements

EXAMPLE original

"Youre taking so long my clothes are getting out of style"

Concrete

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Also referred to as visual poetry it conveys conventional elements of poetry such as meanings of words and rhyme patterns in a visual format

EXAMPLE

Diamante

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noun

adjective, adjective

verb verb verb

noun noun noun noun

verb verb verb

adjective adjective

noun

EXAMPLE: Music

art, harmony

composing, singing, tuning

sound, melody, rock ,sensation

fading, ending dying

calm, still

silence

Cinquain

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Basically, a cinquain poem is a five lined poem.

EXAMPLE original: My name is Jason J

Im going my own way

Living it day by day

Absorbing the sun's rays

Listening to what my soul has to say

Haiku

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a Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five,

traditionally evoking images of the natural world.

EXAMPLE original: I will just be me

Nothing will ever stop me

I am always free

What is the format of a free verse poem?

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Free verse is an open form of poetry. It does not use consistent meter patterns of

rhyme, or any other type of pattern. It tends to follow the rhythm of natural speech

EXAMPLE original: I feel free as a bird like nothing can bound me

Ungrounded with flight

Nothing abounds me. I AM FREE