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Three Qualities
Particular content (emotions, beauty, etc).
A particular form (open or closed)
Particular purpose/effect (reader pleasure, POV)
Lyric Poem
one speaker, expressing strong thoughts and feelings
Narrative Poem
poem that tells a story, resembles the plot line of a story
Descriptive poem
poem that describes the world that surrounds the speaker
stanzas
series of lines grouped together and separated by empty line
couplet
2 lines
tercet
3 lines
quatrain
4 lines
conquain
5 lines
seset
6 lines
septet
7 lines
octave
8 lines
Sounds
Rhyme scheme (a, b, c)
Repetition
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Assunace (internal vowel)
Consonance (internal consanant)
form
= shape of poem
closed form is
fixed, identifiable, consistent, patterns
open form is
does not rely on consistent patterns
shakesperean sonnet
14 lines and closed
enjambment
continues over two or more lines
caesura
punctuation interrupts somewhere in the line for a pause
end-stopped
a single complete sentence that starts and ends on the same line
inagery
reality-based and literal, based on description
allusions
specific references to bible, Shakespeare, history
voice
speaker of the poem
word choice
diction
denotation
dictionary defenition
connotation
positive or negative
Note 
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