3-2-1 QUICK ASSESSMENT ON ELEMENTS OF POETRY by Riza Joy Nanquil https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt en-us 2023-08-23 12:38:30 UTC 2023-09-04 22:03:05 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2670017310 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
1 QUESTION I HAVE]]> 2023-08-23 12:41:39 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2670017310 Amber Jane A. Ortiz https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671305582 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
I learned about types of meter like Iambic and Trochaic meter which can help you with executing a poem pleasantly. I also learned about types of rhyme like end rhyme and slant rhyme. Lastly I learned about other elements of poetry like persona and theme.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
I found persona and slant rhyme really interesting because it was fun analyzing them and finding out how they work in a poem.
1 QUESTION I HAVE
When we make a poem does it need to rhyme to actually be called a poem?]]> 2023-08-24 11:46:26 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671305582 Kate Camille P. Palo https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671324369 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
Throughout the discussion, I was able to learn about why and how the elements of poetry are used to enhance and improve a poem. I also learned about the different types of meter, along with the different kinds of rhyme. Finally, I was able to learn about the different forms that a persona may take on in a poem, and how it can help establish the tone and theme.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
I found the different types of meter and the coverage of tone interesting because they serve as ways for the audience to connect and add emotion and depth to the poem.
1 QUESTION I HAVE
Are there certain meter patterns that are usually associated with a certain genre of poem?]]> 2023-08-24 12:08:29 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671324369 Toshca Abrielle R. Chavez https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671342350 The 3 things I learned about the elements of poetry are: Rhyme, Mood and Tone. 

Rhyme is the most common if not most recognizable feature about poems, I learned that there are 4 types of Rhyme (End, Internal, Slant and Perfect) 

Mood is often associated with the atmosphere of the story , I learned that it is  that "vibe" we feel when we connect with the story, it also sets the tune of what kind of story it is.

Tone is known to be the emotions or feelings of the author or persona. Sone people and even me often get Tone confused with mood, I learned that tone is the "expression" used in the poem to convey their words to a deeper meaning.
 
The 2 things I found interesting are:
 
First, the meter, which has a multiple of types, all classified and different from one another and even their name types are interesting (and difficult) for me to pronounce and spell
 
Second, the persona, I find interesting on how easy it is for authors to express themselves through this element, to me it’s like a point of view or perspective to further enhance the story’s meaning
 
Lastly the 1 question I have is: When did poets ever classified these elements and terms? Since some poets likes to bend some rules just for art’s sake to which I do admire
]]> 2023-08-24 12:29:59 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671342350 Regina Lopez https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671464711 3 things I learned
1. The elements of poetry made a big impact to us readers to feel more emotions.
2. It gave us a more realistic point of view. It enhanced my reading skills and expression.
3. I look at the poetry differently know, I learned a lot at it gave me more idea on how to construct a original poem. 

Two things I found interesting:
1. The way poetry relates to many social issues and problems. Poetry made me feel that im not the only one struggling. It makes me hopeful to read words, especially if it is constructed with a good element of poetry.
2. I found it interesting how writers can express more of their feelings clearly.

1 question:
1. If the elements of poetry are not made, how can we construct a poem? ]]> 2023-08-24 13:24:25 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671464711 Christopher James Valerta https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671652331 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED:

1. I learned about the Mood, which sets the atmosphere of emotions the poet wants the listeners and readers to feel.

2. I also learned about the Meter, a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line. Because of this, the poem can inserted with more emotions which can impact the audience
3. Lastly, I also learned about the different kinds of stanzas, which is surprising because I never thought that stanzas were classified based on the number of lines they have.

2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING

1. I find the persona very interesting considering the fact that the poet impersonates another person, animal, and object. This makes this very interesting because we can see the point of view of that impersonated being.
2. I also find the theme very interesting because the theme could literally be anything, from romance, tranquility, melancholic, life, and death. It is also the main message the poet wants to instill in the hearts and minds of the audience

1 QUESTION I HAVE:

Who is the poet or person who classified and organized these elements of Poetry?

]]> 2023-08-24 14:11:37 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671652331 Quiche Lorraine Prado https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671682260 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
 - Elements of poetry plays a big role for us students not just us but also to other people. It enhances and deepens our understanding to a story or any poems we read as a reader.
- Meter is a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables and there are 8 types of meters. Meter imposes an emphasis on a given line in poetry.
- Rhyme is a repetition of sound between two words at the end of the sentence. And I also learned that there are also 4 types of rhymes that can be used in making a poem.

2 THINGS I FOUND INTERSTING
- What I found interesting is that there are different types of meters, it gives emotion when it comes to reading.
- The persona, it's compelling how the author impersonates another person through its work.

1 QUESTION I HAVE
- Who discovered elements of poetry? And how it evolves throughout the years?

]]> 2023-08-24 14:36:23 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671682260 Kingstel B. Navisaga https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671690756 3 things I learned.  

1. A persona is a fabricated figure that examines varying viewpoints, depicted by an author within their literary composition.

2. I gained knowledge on the concept of Theme, which refers to the main idea or overarching message of a poem. This involves the poem conveying a certain notion about the topic or utilizing the topic to delve into deeper meanings.

3. I gained knowledge about mood, which refers to the sentimental ambiance or sentiment. Mood pertains to the overall emotional or mental impact of the poem.

2 things I found interesting

1. I found the types of meters Interesting because of the way they sound and the way they are stressed and unstressed. 

2. Rhyme, I found rhyme interesting because of how it also sounded especially the end rhyme. 

1 Question You have
-How did they know the elements of poetry?


]]> 2023-08-24 14:43:17 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2671690756 Medina Baron https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672440688 3 things I have learned:
-Deeper meanings of poems
-Elements of what makes a good written poem
-How a poem can teach moral lessons

2 things I found interesting:
-Deep meanings of poem
-How poems are wrote in an articulate way

1 Question still have in mind:
-How to pick good words to describe a poem best]]> 2023-08-25 03:08:21 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672440688 Kassandra Amber Berondo 9B https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672443205 3 things I learned from the lessons are the different elements of poetry and how they give significance to the poem, the different parts of the elements that make it very interesting, and what do the authors want to share to the readers and how they express it.

2 things I find interesting are the persona of the authors and the theme or the main topic being discussed in the the poem.

1 question I have is how do the readers find the poetry and do they learn the lessons and messages being shared?]]> 2023-08-25 03:10:28 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672443205 Rika Hilarbo 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672795274 The 3 things that I have learned are stanza, rhyme, and theme. Those 3 are crucial when crew a poem but aside from those 3 there are also a lot more. The stanzas are important because it is a group of lines or the structure of the poem, rhyme is optional as long as you deliver your poem with understandable and nice words and also there are many types of rhyme so you have a lot of choices when creating a poem, and lastly the theme that makes the poem complete because the theme itself creates or made up your mood in very different way. The 2 things that I found interesting are the tone and meter, those two are very interesting to me because of its definitions and what they have done to the poem. 1 question that always bothers me is why does persona always so hard or confusing to find in a poem?]]> 2023-08-25 11:21:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672795274 Marianne Rose H. Decena https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672797282 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED 
- The three things I've learned are the following: Rhyme, Different ways to read poems (Meter), and lastly, Mood.

I've found that these elements help construct the poem beautifully as they are essential elements, especially rhyme and meter. Though mood helps us identify the emotions of the poem it cannot be read appropriately if not for the rhymes that can deepen the meaning of the poem and lead the melody of it properly. Moreover, meter helps us properly convey the emotions with the use of emphasized words. However, I do believe that these three are not lesser than the other, as poetry is all about harmony which means all the elements compliment eachother to make a masterpiece.

2 THINGS I'VE FOUND INTERESTING
- The two things I've found interesting about the elements of poetry are the delivery, and lastly, the use of symbolization or allegories. 

These two are the ones I've found interesting because they're not only found in poems, but also songs, and other variations in which you can express your emotions. The delivery is as important as anything else because it influences the atmosphere while the poet is reading the poem; and a bad delivery would result into boring reading. Much like the delivery, the use of allegories help the poem become more meaningful and interesting. As a student myself, I can agree that reading inbetween the lines of a poem is very fun because you get to try and figure out the deeper meaning. 

1 QUESTION I HAVE
- How did poets get recognition for their work back then? Without social media, would it be through the form of theatre or newspapers? ]]> 2023-08-25 11:24:13 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672797282 Audrey C. Divinagracia 9B https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672802671 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
I learned many things like Tone, Mood, Rhyme and more. These gave me tips and ideas on what are the important elements that I will use in making an poem. With Mood, I will able to understand the emotion that will make or the impact to those readers. Learning the Tone in many poems that will not only enhance my poetry skill but also my fluency and essay making. Lastly Rhyme, having this Idea can add to make an one poem more interesting.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
One is that these elements are mostly used to determine ones author's expression, the way of its environment and sometime can be relate to world crisis or more.'
Second, none
1 QUESTION I HAVE
How did poetry began?]]> 2023-08-25 11:33:58 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672802671 Marc Angelo Go https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672843871 3 THINGS I LEARNED:
1. Learning the different elements of poetry can enhance and develop our skills in making poems. And we can have prior knowledge on how to use these kinds of elements.
2. Adding the elements in our poem can made a huge impact to our readers, for instance the Theme; having themes can make our audience to understand more and grasp the message of our poem.
3. It can help us to improve on how to construct the structure of our poem, whether what type of Meter we will insert or what theme we should include.

2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING:
1. I found interesting on how they've discovered the different elements of poetry. And also, the different types of each element; for instance the Rhyme it has 4 types (End, Internal, Slant, and Perfect Rhyme) and the Meter it has 8 types.
2. Also, how the poem can send a huge impact to us readers or how the lines can relate to our lives, not only to our lives but also to our society. We can use poem, to express our emotions, feelings, thoughts or ideas.

1 QUESTION I HAVE:
1. On what way or how the first ever poet discovered Poetry?]]> 2023-08-25 12:07:01 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672843871 Micca Sophia Grijaldo https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672861766 3 THINGS I LEARNED
1. I learned a lot about the different kind of poetry that can really help me to construct a perfect poem.
2. I learned a lot about the proper way on how to read a poem that is really showing a emotion or really appreciating the poem so it will sound more fantastic.
3. I also learned a way on how to use the different kinds of elements that was from the lessons so we can make or we can do better on poems. 

2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING:
1. The element that I find really interesting is about the way of delivering a proper poem, the tone, the word, etc.

2. Another thing I find interesting is when it comes on poetry, the other words that they are using really have a deep meaning. 

1 QUESTION I HAVE: 
Is it possible to construct a poem that is really relatable, has a deep meaning and fantastic without the elements of poetry? ]]> 2023-08-25 12:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672861766 Diamella M. Guliman 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672870195 3 Things I've Learned:

1. The different elements in poetry play a fundamental role in creating a poem, especially in its structure and format, the message of the poem, and the persona that hides behind a mask in the poem. Personally, I like writing poems to a special person who has been my motivation since I met him. I wrote him a poem for his birthday, and I used the different elements of the poem to make its structure and format better.

2. How to identify the mood of the poem: It's quite difficult at first to differentiate mood between tones because, at first, I thought they were the same. But I learned that mood is a sort of atmosphere in a place, like a poem.

3. Lastly, I learned that there are different types of meter in a poem. At first, I didn't know that meter existed inside a poem to execute it more efficiently.

2 Things I Found Interesting:

1. The persona. I found it interesting because it is a fictional character that the poet seems to adopt to speak through the poem. It's quite interesting to identify the persona inside a poem because it uses your analytical thinking.

2. The meter.  I found it interesting because, as I said, at first I didn't know that meter even existed. So I found it interesting to learn that there are eight types of meter in a poem.

1 question I have:

-How does the poet use language, word choice, and syntax to convey meaning?

]]> 2023-08-25 12:29:14 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672870195 Validor, Maica J. https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672889628 3 Things I have learned:
- I learned the various elements of poetry and their definitions.
- I have learned their importance and impact when it comes to writing.
- I have learned how to use it and differentiate it from other elements.

2 things I found interesting:
- The persona. It is an element that is about a created character of the poet in order to express or convey the emotions behind its literary work.
- The theme. For me, I find it interesting on how readers understand the true message and meaning behind the poem.

1 Question I have:
Who developed or discovered these elements? ]]> 2023-08-25 12:48:47 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672889628 Fherlenne Mendoza https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672897034 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
  • the three things I’ve learn is first the different elements of poetry, second is how to apply different types of tones in a poem, and lastly I was able to understand clearly on what the author wants to deliver or in other words the message of the poem.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
  • messages of the poem
  • the authors being creative I like the way they apply the different elements in creating a poem.
1 QUESTION I HAVE
  • Who invented the poetry how did she/he invented it?
]]> 2023-08-25 12:52:53 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672897034 Shuto R. Watanabe 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672897936 3 things I learned:

1. The different types of rhyme (End, Perfect, Internal, and Slant rhyme)
2. The different types of a meter (Iambic, Trochaic, Anaphestic, Dactylic, Spondaic, Pyrrhic, Amphinrachic, and Amphimacer meter)
3. The difference between the mood and tone. The tone is the attitude or the emotion and the mood refers to the emotional atmosphere of the poem.

2 things I found interesting:


1. The fact that the poem uses the language in its most best and beautiful form.
2. That we can explore many different perspectives through poems. 

1 question I have:

Is there a perfect form of poetry that exists? Or more likely a perfect poem and what is it?


]]> 2023-08-25 12:54:05 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672897936 John Carlo T. Brillas. 9B https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672906012 3 Things I've Learned:

- Poems are made up of elements that contribute to their purpose and meaning for the audience.

- I learned that if the reader does not understand the elements of a poem, it is basically useless and irrelevant to them. It is simply too hard to understand poems with deeper meanings if you are unfamiliar with their elements.

- Learning about poems and their elements will not only broaden your knowledge and vocabulary, but it will also help you understand not only poems but also other literary works.

2 Things I Found Interesting:

- I found it intriguing that the names of the different types of meters are both professional and ancient-sounding. For example, "Iambic" sounds strangely appealing to me.

- Themes are also of interest to me because they are the soul of the poem. They are the poem's message, and they are what compel readers to finish the entire literary work.

1 Question I Have:

- Who was the first person to compose a poem? Or who was the first to create a literary work?]]> 2023-08-25 13:02:30 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2672906012 Krishna Angela D. Alegado 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673047405 3 things I've learned:

1. How different elements can improve a poem if your writing one, these elements includes  rhyme, tone, mood, meter, mood, etc.

2. Different types of meter, since it can help me deliver a poem in the right way like if the meter of the poem is Iambic then I'm going to read the first syllable unstressed then the next syllable will be stressed. 

3. Another thing that I learned is the different types of rhyme since the only rhyme that I know is the end rhyme where the last word of two or more stanzas are rhymed and the other three which is perfect, internal, and slant rhyme.

2 Things I Found Interesting:

1. I found it interesting that there are slant rhymes because as I'm only familiar with and, perfect, and internal rhyme. It's interesting how two words can sound the same despite how different they're spelled. 

2. The way a poet uses persona, since they put their selves in the perspective of their poems character, like the poem I wandered lonely lonely as a cloud.

1 Question I Have:
How did they discovered the different elements of poetry? did someone made these elements?]]> 2023-08-25 14:49:27 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673047405 Jan Zedric M. Mascuñana https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673604664 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
-The different elements of poetry, their purpose, and their importance in composing a poem.
-I have learned to construct a impactful and complete poem by using these elements of poetry.
-I have learned to read a poem with correct tone and meter.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
-That poems give a big impact on people when understood
-That each an one of these elements bring an importance in constructing a poem without one of them a poem won't feel complete 
1 QUESTION I HAVE
-Can other people learn about these elements to have an idea on how to construct a poem? Because anyone can bring an impact on our society with just words and symbolism.]]> 2023-08-26 04:53:58 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673604664 Arc Shayne S. Laud https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673780710 3  THINGS I'VE LEARNED
1. I have learned about the different types of rhyme and meter that taught me how to read a poem accurately and correctly.
2. The meaning, ideas and importance of the different elements of poetry that enlightened me on how to construct an accurate poem.
3. I learned that a poem isn't just any normal writing with just words and rhymes but a poem should be genuinely understood with the lesson it teaches or its deep meaning.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
1. The different elements and their own ideas and meaning is what I found interesting. Each element has an idea that will make you understand a poem more precisely and deeply.
2. I find the different types of meter interesting because of the different ways on how to pronounce the lines of the poem differently and appropriately.
1 QUESTION I HAVE
Where did the first poem evolve and who was the person who created it?]]> 2023-08-26 15:26:05 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673780710 Chadrick Kyele M. Capatar 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673801910 3 things I've learned:

1. I learned the different kinds of stanzas from the monostich to the octave. 

2. How the elements of poems function in the poem and how they can enhance the each line of the poem. 

3. The difference between the tone and mood of a poem and how they make the entire environment and atmosphere of the poem. 


2 Things I found interesting

1. The many different types of meter that exist. Like the Iambic or the Amphibrachic meters.  

2. The persona of many different poets and how they can be as different as a cloud to a n oppressed group of people. 

1 Question I have 

-What element in poetry is needed to form a good poem? 


]]> 2023-08-26 16:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2673801910 Franzine J. De la Cruz https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2674057360 3 Things I have learned: 
-The elements that make a well-written poem. 
-In reading poems, the right delivery of stressed and unstressed syllables (meter) can impact the sincerity of the poem. 
-How to differentiate mood from tone. Mood is the emotional atmosphere or "vibe" that the poem elicits. While tone is the author's attitude toward the subject.

2 Things I found interesting:
-Deeper meanings of a poem.
-Characters in poems can be anyone or anything it does not need to be dedicated to a specific someone.
1 Question I have
Why can poems have different meanings to different readers? ]]> 2023-08-27 10:09:05 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2674057360 CLOE CHANEL CADAGAT 9B https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2675039168 3things I learned:

— I learned that knowing how to use the elements can help you make beautiful and meaningful peoms
— I learned that rhymes, tones, meters, moods, themes and personas are elements that makes a poem.
— I learned that the elements can affect the way your listeners view or feeling about the poem which makes them very important.

2things I found interesting:

—I find it interesting that changing a small part of a poem can make a huge difference. Changing some of the elements can make a completely different poem, changing it’s original meaning.
—I find it interesting that the poet can use different things to describe other being or thing like using the weather to describe a young lady’s beauty.

1 question I have:
— How can you tell that the poem is well written? And is it right to judge a poem when you can’t understand what the poet is trying to say? ]]> 2023-08-28 11:53:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2675039168 Reirose Ando 9A https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2675919876 3 things I learned 
1. I learned the different stanza like septet, octave and many more
2. I learned how to make efficient and nice poem by using the different elements of poetry
3. I learned how meter and different elements of poetry will help in improve the melody, rhythm and many more

2 things i found interesting 

1. I found out that the different kinds of meter will make the rhythm of poet improve 
2. I found rhyme very interesting especially when the words are being use repeated of identical sound.

1. Question i want to ask

I want to ask what skills i need to evaluate in order to make a efficient and right poem ?]]> 2023-08-29 01:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2675919876 Elyza Cubos https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2676046186 3 things I've learned:
I've learned about the different types of elements of poetry and how they enhance one poem. I also learned the difference between mood and tone since I was pretty confused about understanding it at first glance. Lastly, I learned the basic stanza forms in poetry such as monostich, couplet, etc.

2 things I found interesting:
I found the different types of rhyme very interesting since I've never heard different kinds of rhyme I thought there would be only one type of rhyme and that is ending rhymes but eventually, I got to know other rhymes such as slant rhymes and more. I also found the meter interesting since it has a lot of concepts that I was not familiar with in the first place and did not know that there would be such a pattern in just reading syllables.

1 Question I have:
Does one poem require every element of poetry?]]> 2023-08-29 03:09:05 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2676046186 Kate Ashly Cometa https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2676407910 3 THINGS I'VE LEARNED
I have learned about the different elements and how they can make a significant difference in the poem. I've also learned how to differentiate the tone from the mood. Additionally, I've learned that there are many types of themes.
2 THINGS I FOUND INTERESTING
I find it interesting how a poem can be used to confess what you truly feel. Also, if you don't delve deeper into a poem, you won't grasp the real and hidden meaning of the message.
1 QUESTION I HAVE
If you don't follow the elements, can you still construct a perfect poem?]]> 2023-08-29 08:35:33 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2676407910 Lianna Danica Ortega 9B https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2678055705 3 Things I Learned:
1. To make the poem look in its finest and beautiful form, it must contain the 7 elements of poetry.
2.  The Basic Stanza Form has at least 10
3.  There are different types of Rhyme: End, Internal, Slant and Perfect Rhyme.

2 Things I Find Interesting:
1. The poem can have different stanza forms.
2. There are 8 different types of Meter in a poem.

1 Question I Have:
1. In what period were poems created and what inspired them to do so?]]> 2023-08-30 10:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/rizananquil/ovvl02zx0crikmbt/wish/2678055705