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How can poetry be defined in one sentence?
Poetry emerges from the interplay between the meaning of words and their arrangement on paper. -
What is a figure of speech?
The use of language which deviates from the obvious or common usage in order to achieve a special meaning or effect. -
What is a simile?
A figure of speech in which a comparison between two distinctly different things is indicated by the word 'like' or 'as' He's like a bull in a china shop -
Out of which three elements do similes and methapors consist?
- The tenor --> the subject under discussion (he)- The vehicle --> What the subject is compared to (a bull in a china shop)- The ground --> What the poet believe they have in common (clumsiness) -
What is a metaphor?
An implied comparison which creates a total identification between the two things being compared. The words 'like' and 'as' are NOT used -
What is the primary function of a personification?
To make abstract ideas clearer to the reader. By attributing feelings and emotions to ideas, people tend to understand them more easily -
Why isn't literature static?
Writers, genres and styles have fallen in and out of favour throughout history. -
A symbol is open-ended. What does that mean?
A given symbol will evoke different responses in different readers -
What sort of symbols are there?
1. cultural/shared symbols (white for innocence, heart for love, etc.)2. Literary or personal symbols (gestures, landscapes that may refer to the characters emotional state) -
Which types of rhymes are there?
1. Masculine rhyme - Only one syllable rhymes (say/day light/night)2. Feminine rhyme - Two syllable match (ocean/motion pretending/bending)3. Triple-syllable rhyme - three match (beautiful/dutiful comparison/garrison)4. Perfect rhyme - The whole word rhymes (double/trouble)5. Imperfect rhyme - The words sound similar but are not (road/boat loads/lids/lads)6. End rhymes vs. internal rhymes (end of sentence vs. in sentence)
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